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Australian Reporter: “In Managua, Normality is an Illusion”

Prue Lewarne, from SBS News Channel, entered the country as a tourist to interview victims of the repression. (2 videos)

The Latin American left is divided into at least three blocs: the dogmatic, the Machiavellian, and the democratic.

The closure of universities “represents a serious attack on academic freedom and a serious abuse against the university community.”

Once again, the FSLN is making the mistake of seeing the struggle of the Indigenous Peoples of the Caribbean as an opposition struggle…

Lopez Obrador said he invited the leaders of countries of origin and transit of migrants in the continent but omitted Nicaragua.

In addition, Mexico will negotiate with the Government of Daniel Ortega to receive flights of migrants deported from the United States.

Nuns and priests have received death threats, smear campaigns, and physical and verbal aggression, states the latest report on the persecution

The Ortega dictatorship’s strategy isn’t anything new. It has a precedent in Fidel Castro’s closing down private universities in Cuba.

The cancellation comes days after the arbitrary arrests of Brooklyn Rivera and Nancy Henriquez, founder and president of Yatama.

For Nicaraguans, September 8, 2023 marked five years of suffering the violation of their civil, political, and religious freedoms