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Nicaraguan Migrants in Canada Share Their Experiences

A Nicaraguan exiled in the 1980s, a refugee after the 2018 crisis, and a professional share their stories as migrants in Canada.

Students express their grief at the abrupt closure of their university and their fears of persecution. “They don’t want us to be critical”.

Since 2018, the Central American University (UCA) has been subject to constant harassment by Nicaraguan government institutions.

Pinita Gurdian, mother of Ana Margarita Vijil & grandmother of Tamara Davila, founded “Pasteleria Margarita” and was known for her cooking

On Monday, August 21, Daniel Ortega’s National Police arbitrarily detained the 27-year-old Mayela together with her boyfriend.

The confiscation of the UCA’s History archives with nearly 70,000 volumes & documents is an immense loss for the region.

The four youth were abducted after the recent confiscation of the Central American University (UCA) in Managua.

The State profits while Citizens who receive family remittances will receive a little less for each dollar.

The confiscation is for all the assets of the Society, which had 2 properties. One was seized in advance by the Police who expelled 6 Jesuits.

The closure of the Central American University in Managua reaffirms the Ortega regime’s degenerative and arbitrary character.