Nicaragua Archives - Page 91 of 443

“Goodbye Macondo”, the Agony of Leaving Nicaragua

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…”

Yolidia Hernandez de Nicaragua took our photo of the day: “Last Sunset of May”, in Ometepe, Nicaragua.

Michael Reid: “Ambitious politicians in Latin America are not looking at Daniel Ortega or Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro.”

“The Ortega regime’s attacks on the May 30, 2018 Mother’s Day march did not drown out the demand for democracy and justice in Nicaragua.

The Ortega regime “confiscated the Santa Luisa de Marillac Technical Institute” in San Sebastian de Yali, Jinotega.

The dictatorship knows that while the cauldron of hope still boils, there’ll be heat enough to keep the seeds of change alive.

Despite persecution and exile, the Mothers of April’s demand for truth and justice remains unwavering.

“Patrol” portrays the work of the Rama and Kriol tribes in protecting the forest, threatened by land squatters and illegal cattle raising.