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Nicaraguans in Exile Commemorate their April 2018 Rebellion

Marches, demonstrations, and artistic and religious presentations form part of the commemorative activities in Costa Rica, the USA & Europe.

The goal is to raise awareness and demand an end to imprisonment for political reasons amid the increasing repression in the region.

The worst dictatorship in Latin America sets itself up as Germany’s accuser and a shining light for Palestinians.

Confronting discrimination. In Nicaragua, a patient was locked up by their family in a shed in the backyard of the house.

The exiled Nicaraguan recently received the Acampa Network for Peace and the Right to Refuge’s 2024 International Human Rights Award.

The history of a country and its people, like all things human, is marked by a mix of light and shadow. It’s a narrative of contradictions…

Huge stores full of Chinese products have been flooding Nicaraguan cities. Employees are not offered benefits or a formal work contract.

The Ortega-Murillo dictatorship orders all State powers, schools, universities, municipal and regional governments to “celebrate” April.

Could it be that some Costa Ricans unconsciously reject a deeper integration of the Nicas because this would imply being less “different”?

“We must continue weakening the dictatorship in order to achieve the liberation of the current 121 political prisoners,” said Yaritza Mairena.