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Venezuela in the Mirror of the Nicaraguan Dictatorship

A democratic transition in Venezuela would impact Nicaragua’s dictatorship, but the political lessons for change must first be learned.

Even though I’ve found a new home in Miami, & I’m building a life full of opportunities, a part of me always remains anchored in nostalgia…

The temporary suspension of the humanitarian parole program was the talk of the week among Cubans, both on the island and abroad.

Electoral frauds are neither left nor right. They are frauds. And the people of Venezuela cry out today for respect for their thwarted will.

Rather than genuinely caring about the return of democracy, opportunistic voices have surfaced in Chile regarding the situation in Venezuela.

As long as the dictatorship exists, the dream of returning to Nicaragua is distant, but I trust the time will come to see democracy reborn.

Incapable of stemming the opposing tide, the regime opted to manipulate the election results and make a mockery of the peoples will.

The ongoing Venezuelan crisis has caused the largest exodus in the recent history of Latin America, affecting neighboring countries & the US.

An agreement that describes values and practices necessary for both Venezuela and Nicaragua in their transition towards democracy.

Last week the National Assembly had to recognize what we all knew: the resident population on the Island dropped 10.1% compared to 2020.