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Ceshia Ubau: a Nicaraguan Success Story in Costa Rica

This former psychology student found her path in the art of writing songs that heal and empower the soul.

Back in January I asked our readers a few questions about our publication now in its 16th year. Today I want to share some of the answers.

For the sixth consecutive year, exiled Nicaraguan feminists united with Costa Rican women in a march, held in San Jose on March 8.

Nicaragua’s Minister of Finance protested, reminding the new CABEI bank president that Nicaragua voted for her.

For the sixth consecutive year, Nicaraguan women were unable to demonstrate on March 8th, under the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship.

The Feminist Movement of Nicaragua brings us our song of the day “Vamos a Volver” (We Will Return) on March 8, International Women’s Day.

The UN Green Climate Fund noted the Ortega-Murillo regime’s failure to comply with project rules regarding environmental & social safeguards

Venezuela set the date of July 28 for their next presidential elections, already marked by the disqualification of opposition candidates…

More than 5,500 families from Costa Rica & Nicaragua fear eviction from where they have lived for decades that was declared a wildlife refuge.

Lists are periodically updated by the Ministry of the Interior and banishments are increasing, confirm UN experts.