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The Urgency of Reorganizing the Nicaraguan Opposition

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.

Nicaraguan journalist Argentina Olivas went into exile after being threatened for her work with the women-oriented radio station “Radio Vos.”

Five years after the April Rebellion, the regime “incorporates new patterns” of human rights violations, according to Amnesty Internacional.

Dennis Murphy from Nicaragua took our photo of the day: “A Serene Beach after Easter Week”, in Chinandega, Nicaragua.

She fled Nicaragua to Costa Rica and then embarked on the journey to the US, where she is trying to rebuild her life.

The uprising of April 2018 remains tattooed on the collective memory of all Nicaraguans, especially those who long for a change of government

“We slept in the street, cold and hungry. We were marooned in Mexico when the US abruptly changed their immigration policies last January.”