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Ortega Advances as the Nicaraguan Opposition Stagnates

The electoral farce is over and the family regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo have seemingly “gotten away” with their brazen fraud.

Without a doubt, the dictatorship wants to be left virtually alone to do what it wants without being held accountable.

This week we wanted to draw about the recent possibility of traveling visa free to Nicaragua, a new escape valve for many Cubans.

However, Managua is not the final destination, just a first step to embark on the route to the southern border of the United States.

The Cuban Government is not going to stop intervening excessively in the development of MSMEs, because it doesn’t want anyone to one up them.

The duo seem to have developed a “road map” that other Central American leaders are ready to follow, & that’s very bad news for human rights.

We have decided to dedicate our drawings to the events that occurred last week in an attempt to understand it.

I like the complicity of my terrace, especially at that time when the city wakes up smelling of the sea and freshly brewed coffee.

At Immigration they not only stripped me of my passport, but also of my identification. Now, my only ID is a refugee application.

Didn’t that same OAS, that they’re now calling a “cesspool”, once emit a statement against the Somoza government negotiated by the FSLN?