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Ortega’s Plan is for Any & All Opposition to Leave Nicaragua

Nighttime abductions and express hearings are part of the new strategy to “impose silence” and “force people into exile”

Nicaraguan journalist Victor Ticay was detained over his coverage of a banned Easter procession.

More than 50 Nicaraguans charged with political crimes are living with the uncertainty of losing their parole at any time.

Ten years after the canal project was announced, an entire web of corruption involving 23 “shell companies” continues operating…

The foundation, known for its educational and environmental work over two decades, had its legal status taken away on June 2, 2022.

They demand that the government authorities investigate the murders of indigenous people and prosecute those responsible.

On August 19, 2022, Monsignor Alvarez was forcibly abducted, since then the dictatorship has carried out a chain of abuses against him.

Over 120 employees of Nicaragua’s Judicial Branch have resigned or been fired since September 2022.

This testimonial book was written by 24 Nicaraguans exiled in Costa Rica, the United States and Ireland, after the protests of April 2018

Excess mortality studies identify Nicaragua as the Central American country with the highest number of deaths attributable to the pandemic.