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China May Soon be Training Ortega’s Police in Nicaragua

Rosario Murillo said her and her husband’s government is grateful to be on the geopolitical map of sanctioned countries.

The 17-year-old had been an altar boy in a Nandaime church and was working in Costa Rica as a cameraman for “TicaVision”.

The political prisoners in the women’s prison are held in isolation, without the right to sunlight in the yard or adequate medical attention.

The president of Chile once again used his voice to denounce at the UN the crimes & repression carried out by the Ortega Murillo dictatorship

Since 2022 the IACHR cautioned that persecution of the Catholic Church continues to worsen in a context of closure of civic spaces.

The baby’s father has declared that the only one responsible for the death of his son is the “Nicaraguan government.”

Fleeing Ortega’s authoritarian regime, Nicaraguan journalists continue working in exile while overcoming the impossibility of returning home.

“I believe that Nicaraguans feel they’re in a box they can’t escape from, where there’s no option for how to change the country.”

“There’s a normalization of the violence against girls and teens,” observes sociologist and feminist Maria Teresa Blandon.

Central American researchers warn that the dictatorship uses study centers to establish “a model of indoctrination rather than education.”