Nicaragua

Will the OAS Human Rights Organization Return to Nicaragua?

Paolo Abrao lamented the persistence of “the atmosphere of repression and intimidation” in Nicaragua and said that the release of political prisoners was “just a first step” in the agenda necessary for the reconstruction of the country’s freedoms: the right to mobilize, to meeting, freedom of expression and press…

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The Woman Who Helped Nicaraguan Demonstrators Who Lost an Eye

While Daniel Ortega’s dark forces were shooting rubber or lead bullets at students and bystanders during the months of the 2018 protests, Irela Carolina Iglesias Aleman became an “angel of light and life” by providing a charitable hand, cry with them and share happy moments in the new stages of their lives.

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Ortega Refuses to Return Confiscated Property in Nicaragua

The government of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo refuses to return the belongings that were taken by their National Police and paramilitaries from the released political prisoners, non-governmental organizations, different communications media and self-organized people who have supported the protests against the regime.

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Anonymous from Nicaragua: the Pain of Being Alive

Prior to April 18, 2018, she was “a student, a daughter, working full time and attending the university at night. I was just one more student and citizen.” Like almost all of us. When the April Rebellion broke out, she found it impossible not to get involved.

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Yubrank’s Dance and the Spirit of Nicaragua

On the day he was released from prison, Yubrank shook his whole spirit and sprayed blue and white across his surroundings, full of spirit. He demonstrated to all what a good Nicaraguan is made of: “pinol”, obsidian and a humor that can disarm any mortal.

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