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Nicaraguan Group’s Initiative to Support Women Victims

“Grupo Venancia” has posted slides on social media offering details about how to help victims formulate safety and accompaniment plans.

The former Ortega political prisoner denounces the persecution suffered by his relatives in Nicaragua, forcing some into exile.

He said that he likes the work he is doing, but he misses his profession, just as every day he misses and longs to return to his country.

The three Russian journalists from the Sputnik News Agency are visiting Nicaragua to dedicate several days to training official journalists.

“Clandestinely and from exile, we’ll continue fighting for our rights to self-determination and the full exercise of our autonomy.”

Transport coops were threatened with sanctions of up to 15 days without the right to work if they refuse to assist with their vehicles

The winner of the Casa de America” prize warns that education and culture in Nicaragua is dominated by the “dictators’ personality cult.”

The Prosecutor requested eight years in prison and their sentence will be read on November 14, confirmed a source familiar with the case.

Anything can happen to us,” yet the bishops “issue no statements. We feel like sheep without a shepherd,” says a banished priest.

The Organization will continue to monitor the situation in Nicaragua & warns that its human rights obligations do not end with the withdrawal.