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Nicaragua: Keys to Understanding Confiscation of the UCA

The dictatorship accuses the university of “terrorism,” but the persecution & threats against it began in 2018. This is what you should know.

One of his judges issues an order for the confiscation of the UCA and the seizure of its assets, under the accusation of “terrorism”.

Madelaine gets ready for her first art exhibit, where she will confront for the first time the violent events that pushed her to exile.

Student leaders, prominent academics, and activists see the dictatorship’s attack on the UCA as “revenge” for encouraging critical thinking.

Interior Ministry says he has lived in Nicaragua since 2021 but legislation stipulates “four years of residence” to naturalize the US citizen

Many students at Nicaragua’s Central American University (UCA) fear an impending government confiscation after its accounts were frozen.

It explores the story of the young woman who read the names of those killed by state repression in front of Daniel Ortega & Rosario Murillo.

The Central American University (UCA) sheltered the victims of government repression in 2018 and became a bastion of political freedoms.

Dozens of “stateless” and expelled to the U.S. Nicaraguans face various challenges adjusting to a new life abroad.

The regime has detained 26 land invaders this year. However, there’s no information whether any of them have been tried and sentenced.