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Sergio Ramirez on Writing and Exile

Words of the author upon receiving an honorary doctorate from the University of Guadalajara, Mexico on December 4, 2024.

Briceño and his family were expelled from their home in San Rafael del Sur without the right to take anything, & their properties were seized.

What can Mexico do in its dealings with Donald Trump? It can show its strength. And it has plenty.

Republican-led states have deployed their police agencies to the border, heeding Texas governor Greg Abbott’s call to arms.

Recent reforms to Nicaragua’s Constitution eliminate governmental commitments to environmental protection.

The five-year intergovernmental project includes coordinating efforts to address threats to security and stability.

The reforms “institutionalize nepotism, and subordinate public institutions to the absolute control of the presidential family.”

Extreme right-wing groups in Latin America have found a wellspring that draws from historical revisionism and political incorrectness.

Almost four years after the “inauguration,” the center is closed, with the pink paint and the giant photo of Ortega and Murillo peeling off.

“Apart from absolute monarchies, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a constitution that concentrates so much power in the hands of the executive.”