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Ana Margarita Vijil talks about her experience in “El Chipote”

Ana Margarita Vijil concluded her exposé by asking the international community to let the world know what is happening in Nicaragua.

The Ortega-Murillo government refuses to allow access to the files, arguing, “it’s a political crime that has received amnesty.”

They denounce the surveillance of their social networks, the government’s use of spyware and the obligation to publicize “our good government”

Under the regime of Ebrahim Raisí, an ultra-conservative cleric, some 580 Iranian political prisoners have been “executed”, says the UN.

The musician who wrote much of the song book of the Sandinista Revolution faced exile again in 2018, persecuted by the Ortega-Murillo regime.

The difference is that Lula’s narrative is based on his personal opinions while Boric or Lacalle, base theirs on real facts.

The dictatorship changes its tune and the deputies create the White Cross, to replace the shuttered Nicaraguan Red Cross.

The forced exile is embodied in the play by a group of Nicaraguan asylum seekers in Holland.

“This program will facilitate access to legal pathways to the US, family reunification, and access to temporary work visas.”

“The public, the private, emotions, are much more present in who women are all the time. I believe that’s what my poetry reflects…”