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Among the cases they highlight that of “Ignacio,” a Nicaraguan who claims to have been forced to discard the ashes of his father.

CONFIDENCIAL estimates that in 2023, at least 40 Nicaraguans died from causes related to the consumption of drugs laced with fentanyl.

The novelist in exile affirms that “writing is a refuge. I would be more miserable living outside of Nicaragua if I weren’t a writer.”

We’re not asking for intervention, but to isolate the dictatorship so that it suspends the police state and facilitates electoral reform…

Like Martinelli, Trump is ahead in the polls to regain the presidency despite scores of indictments levied against him in several states.

The Prosecutor’s Office changed the accusation against them three times, denounces environmentalist Amaru Ruiz.

Ana Margarita Vijil recounts her time in prison and how she has experienced exile. “Both experiences leave scars,” she says.

Former president Ricardo Martinelli was sentenced to more than ten years in prison and fined over 19 million dollars for money laundering.

“The concentration of power in Ortega and Murillo is brutal, there is extreme opacity, and corruption is not punished.”

It’s not just that we fear it could happen. It has happened, it is happening. Many of us have lived it firsthand.