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Nicaragua on the International Agenda after Electoral Fraud

The Nicaraguan people once again demonstrated their resilience, bravery and determination to remove the Ortega dictatorship from power.

My apologies for some personal references; although it seems pretentious, I conform to the idea that it’s the most honest way of arguing.

I understand that negotiations with the Cuban government, a strategy I supported, did not work and that is why I believe…

This week we have dedicated our drawings to political prisoners, those who suffer exemplary unjust sentences, especially after July 11th.

Is censorship a factor in the cancelation of the media accounts from Nicaragua’s “troll farm”? Not at all because they weren’t legitimate…

We are motivated by being a space that generates this kind of initiatives that ultimately promote the graphics of young Cubans.

What we’re seeing in Cuba today is the inability to carry on governing a population that no longer legitimizes those in power.

By being leftist, dictatorships don’t stop being dictatorships. Instead, they prostitute the left; they destroy it by stamping on freedom.

According to the Royal Spanish Academy, the word “sabotage” means: the ill-intentioned obstruction of an activity, idea, project, etc.

I only answered 3 questions from “Adalberto”. What year did you graduate? From which university faculty? Do you understand what I’m saying?