Nicaragua

State of Siege is the New “Normalicy” in Nicaragua

The backbone of the Ortega regime’s political communications strategy at this time is centered on the attempt to demonstrate that the country has returned to normal. It’s a sterile effort, condemned to failure, since the realities and the very decisions and actions of the regime all point in the opposite direction.

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Nicaragua: The School Girl Who Threw a Rock at the Police

I’ve watched the video of the students from the “Republic of Argentina” school in Managua, showing a young girl throwing a rock towards one of the Police mercenaries from the Ortega-Murillo regime. In addition to recording her on his cellphone, he then pulls out his gun threatens her and the rest of the young teens accompanying her in a transitory student rebellion.

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Ortega Intensifies Persecution of Nicaraguan Farmers Movement

The regime of Daniel Ortega and his wife and Vice President Rosario Murillo has increased the political persecution against the peasant movement, which since four years before the social upheaval of last April 18th, had challenge it with at least a hundred demonstrations against the concession of the interoceanic channel.

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Ortega Imposes a “Police State” in Nicaragua

The police ban to prevent the march organized by feminist movements and the Blue and White National Unity on Sunday, November 25th, when the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women is commemorated, reaffirms the “police state” imposed by the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo since the month of September…

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Political Prisoners in Nicaragua Reaches 610 and Rising

Mothers of protesters who have been arrested during Nicaragua’s sociopolitical crisis reported that there are at least 610 political prisoners in Nicaragua. The protesters who are imprisoned are considered “terrorists,” “coup mongers” and “common criminals,” by the Government of Nicaragua.

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