Censoring CNN: “Latest Attack on Press Freedom in Nicaragua”
Carmen Aristegui says the measure seeks to “silence, censor and diminish Nicaraguans’ possibilities of accessing information.”
Carmen Aristegui says the measure seeks to “silence, censor and diminish Nicaraguans’ possibilities of accessing information.”
The dictatorship proceeds judicially, without specifying the charges, against three priests, a deacon, two seminarians and a cameraman.
This is a business where, at the cost of the lives and suffering of others, they make a profit and keep the regime in power.
Nicaraguans in exile and members of different Nicaraguan diasporas that have formed in the United States participated in the sit-in.
The agency responsible for tax revenue has blocked the transmission of a “certificate of fiscal solvency” to the cancelled NGOs…
Dora Maria Tellez demands an end to solitary confinement, constant interrogations and that she be allowed access to reading material.
The exiled human rights advocate calls the Nicaraguan regime’s use of this new repressive method “unprecedented”.
The news network reported that it consulted with the government and cable operators about the measure but has not receive an answer.
“We are tired of so much pressure, of being demanded to do things we don’t want to do,” says the former judge.
Chilean President Gabriel Boric highlighted that “having different opinions does not make us enemies.”