Nicaragua Archives - Page 35 of 430

Daniel Ortega Tells Why He Ordered His Brother Arrested

The dictator said his brother, Humberto Ortega, as head of the Army, “gave his soul to the devil” back in 1992.

Holding our breath, between expectation and fear. No one, like us, knows what is at stake; the shockwave will reach this island.

“I have a clear awareness of the extremely important role of women in history, and that we still do not occupy the place that belongs to us”.

Rafael Solis details that he and his family have had seven properties confiscated: “they went after me with a lot of hate and malice”.

The Sandinista Youth surveyors insist on asking about those who have migrated, the reasons, and the amount they send in remittances.

We are still waiting for your photos for this year’s Havana Times contest. You have until September 15th to send in your entries.

Judy Butler came to Nicaragua in 1983 and is well known for her decades of work translating for the monthly magazine Envio.

Humberto Ortega, Daniel Ortega’s younger brother, publicly questioned the “dynastic succession” of an “authoritarian dictatorial power.”

“To have one’s country taken away, to have the doors of return closed, will always be a sorrow. One must know how to endure it,” says Ramirez

Teacher Pedro Alfonso Morales, journalist Orlando Chávez Esquivel, and his siblings Obed and Merary Chavez were taken from their homes.