Nicaragua Archives - Page 94 of 440

An April Afternoon in Holland for Exiled Nicaraguans

Even though the dictator won’t allow us to return, we’ll always be Nicaraguans. That’s something no one can take away from us.

There were no “substantial agreements” in the Russian Foreign Minister’s tour in Nicaragua, where he spent less than three hours.

The health of Dona Coquito, the lady who gave away water to Nicaraguans during the civic protests of April 2018, has been deteriorating.

Journalist Angel Gahona was murdered while giving live coverage of civic protests against Daniel Ortega’s regime in Bluefields.

Twice detained, he spent nine months deprived of liberty each time. Now he’s one of the banished former political prisoners

Protesters denounce human rights violations in Nicaragua and ask for support from the international community to restore democracy

Violeta Granera, Félix Maradiaga, Ana Margarita Vijil and Lesther Alemán highlight citizen resistance and “clandestine” work on the ground

Central America’s, precarious salaries, together with violence, are the main forces propelling the flight towards the United States.

The dictatorship’s forces killed her son on Mother’s Day. “I carry him in my heart, we won’t be at peace until there’s justice.”

They condemn the Ortega Government’s coordinated dismantling of democratic institutions and the use of violence against its own people.