Nicaragua

The OAS Clock on Nicaragua is Ticking

The Permanent Council of the Organization of American States (OAS) has initiated a 75-day countdown for the Ortega-Murillo regime to negotiate a solution to Nicaragua’s sociopolitical crisis with the “high-level commission” approved on Wednesday.

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The Unity Game and the Opposition in Nicaragua

Unity is precisely the idea of being able to move together towards an objective, regardless of the differences. It is obvious that we have hundreds of political, social and economic problems that we need to solve, but as long as we do not solve the biggest problem we currently have, which is to live under a dictatorship that violates all human rights, including the right to life, we can never solve the rest.

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Managua University Students Reject the Rector’s Line

“It seemed an act of hypocrisy to us. At the same time, we’re aware of the accolades the rector showers the government with,” affirmed Joel Herrera, a student and member of the University Action, a student movement in Managua’s UNAN that arose from the civil rebellion of April 2018.

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German Diplomacy on Nicaragua: Not in My Name!

As someone who participated in the solidarity movement with Nicaragua from its beginning in the 80s and was instrumental in setting up sister city arrangements between German and Nicaraguan cities, I find it the German diplomatic corps’ current support of the Ortega regime unbearable.

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High-Level OAS Commission on Nicaragua to Form This Week

The Organization of American States (OAS) has taken almost two months to move towards the formation of a high-level diplomatic commission to address the crisis of Nicaragua. Once formed “It would be a serious mistake,” of the Ortega government not to receive this delegation, warns Carlos Tunnermann, Coordinator of the Civic Alliance.

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