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Ortega’s Police Seize Residence of Jesuits in Managua

The priests presented documents for the property, which does not belong to the Central American University, but they were forced to leave.

The journalist, whose “wrongdoing” was to broadcast a religious procession the regime had banned, was found guilty of two fabricated crimes.

The experience and work accumulated for more than 30 years of community development has been taken away abruptly and arbitrarily.

The Jesuits point to systematic attacks against the UCA since 2018. They demand the Ortega government immediately overturn the confiscation.

Relatives wander from prison to prison searching for them, spending over a week with no knowledge of their whereabouts.

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