Magali Quintana Pereyra, director of the organization “Catholics for the Right to Decide”, suffered a sudden and fatal stroke on the morning of May 5th. The news generated consternation in Nicaraguan society.
Read MoreThe newspaper La Prensa suffered a cyber-attack by hackers on the weekend who tried for more than 24 hours to crash its website. The media was constantly down and did not register any updates.
Read MoreIn his most recent speech, Daniel Ortega ranted against his interlocutors of the Civic Alliance, at the so-called “negotiating table.” He called them “human miseries.” A clear indicative of his eagerness for “peace and reconciliation.”
Read MoreDaniel Ortega’s wife and Vice President Rosario Murillo said Friday that US economic sanctions against the family of her husband, President Daniel Ortega, and his inner circle, are directed towards Nicaraguans, and that they are not deserved.
Read MoreAmid the brutal repression from Daniel Ortega’s regime, anonymous heroes have emerged. One of them is a young rescuer with long curly locks and dark skin, who the self-organized nicknamed “Curly” for his unique head of hair, or alternately “Spiderman” for his agility in climbing up the metal trees.
Read MoreBryan Aleman was rearrested by the police and transferred with violence to the Masaya police station on March 19th, four days after being released from jail.
Read MoreAmnesty International pointed out on Thursday that the Government of Daniel Ortega continues to violate the right to freedom of the press in Nicaragua, immersed in a serious sociopolitical crisis since April of 2018.
Read MoreFaced with the failure of the negotiations, the dictator Ortega called “human misery” those who oppose him and promote international sanctions against the Sandinista elite.
Read MoreA bomb that exploded in the reception room of Radio Dario, located in the Department of Leon in western Nicaragua, caused the fire that destroyed all the station’s technical equipment. On April 23, 2018, the radio station team was reporting on the repression against the civic protests, when a mob broke into their offices and destroyed its premises.
Read MoreIn his first public appearance after the announcement of his inclusion to the list of those sanctioned by the United States, Laureano Ortega Murillo turned up in a evangelical activity widely disseminated by the official and family media.
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