Guatemala: The Coup of Impotency
Those who are currently destabilizing Guatemala have no capacity to form a government. And they are well aware of it.
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Nicaragua
Cemetery in Granada, Nicaragua – Photo of the Day
Grover William from Chile took our photo of the day: “Cemetery in Granada, Nicaragua”. He used a Sony A5100 camera.
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Public Employees: “They Control All We Say on Social Media”
Government workers are banned from talking about Sheynnis Palacios and her Miss Universe win, “people have even been fired for posting memes”
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In Nicaragua, Thinking Is a Serious Crime
In Nicaragua, expressing an opinion contrary to the government, or one of its policies, is punishable by prison or forced exile.
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Nicas Marched in Los Angeles for the Political Prisoners
On International Human Rights Day, they demanded greater pressure from the international community against the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship.
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Ortega’s Message: Post Anything Against Me, Expect Jail
They first used their Cybercrimes Law as a “gag law” to criminalize opponents and journalists. They’re now extending it to any citizen…
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Coffee Growers Organize to “Survive” the Bankruptcy of CISA
Nicaraguan producers denounce that other coffee companies refuse to receive their coffee arguing that the beans have a lien on them from CISA.
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More Cubans Are Staying in Nicaragua
La Prensa newspaper compiles testimonies from Cubans who prefer to stay in Nicaragua, for now, instead of heading to the United States.
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Sudden Crisis for Nicaragua’s Coffee Growers & Exporters
Producers do not know how they will finance the harvest, and they fear that companies will begin to pay them less for their export coffee.
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The Ortega-Murillo Duo Has Made Ridiculous the Norm
Going after balloons and confiscating the blackbird costume Sheyniss Palacios displayed for the Miss Universe pageant – are only samples…
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