The resumption of the national dialogue between the Civic Alliance for Justice and Democracy and the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega will have its first session on Wednesday, February 27, behind closed doors. The dictator said that there will be no live broadcast, nor will there be a multitude and the media will not be able to be present during the negotiation sessions.
Read MoreIt is logical that the news of the meeting made by Ortega with some bankers, with the participation of the Nuncio and Cardinal Brenes, provoked so much controversy. It is logical, in the first place, because there are no known details of the conversations or the real intentions of those involved. Secondly, because the Nicaraguan people are accustomed to burning themselves with milk, with deceptions, disappointments, pacts and re-pacts.
Read MoreLesther Aleman turned 21 in exile. He always believed that he would leave Nicaragua to study, but it was not like that. He left under a strong political persecution and threats of imprisonment by the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, after becoming the young man who confronted the president at the National Dialogue.
Read MorePresidents Juan Carlos Varela of Panama and Carlos Alvarado of Costa Rica called for dialogue as the way to overcome the crisis that has engulfed Nicaragua since last April. Meeting on February 20, the two heads of state also spoke of the need to investigate the hundreds of deaths that have resulted from the socio-political crisis.
Read MoreAmong the 767 political prisoners of the dictatorship, more than 30 are university students who in April 2018 left the classrooms to take to the streets, in protests against the arbitrary acts of the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo.
Read More“We have clearly verified that you turned your back on the ideals for which we supported you in the past,” state a long list of Belgians who have been supporting the Sandinistas and the people of Nicaragua for decades. They wrote an open letter to President Daniel Ortega which we publish here.
Read MoreOne of the most notable people who expressed rejection of Managua Mayor Reyna Rueda’s presence in San Jose was former Costa Rican president Laura Chinchilla. She wrote on Twitter “let it be clear: we don’t want any of the collaborators of the oppressive Ortega-Murillo regime in our country.”
Read MoreOn February 18, protests against the regime of Daniel Ortega entered their tenth month. We spoke with four Nicaraguan photographers 30 and under who hit the streets on their own with their cameras. This is what they told us.
Read MoreJudge Edgar Altamirano, head of the Ninth District Penal court in Managua, (one of Daniel Ortega’s loyal and obedient judges assigned to try political prisoners) rescheduled on Tuesday the trial of journalists Miguel Mora and Lucia Pineda Ubau for March 18, 2019.
Read MoreMedardo Mairena, anti-canal peasant leader and member of the Civic Alliance for Justice and Democracy, received a 216-year prison sentence on Monday for opposing the Ortega-Murillo government. Pedro Mena received a 210-year sentence and Orlando Icabalceta, 159 years.
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