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Lessons from the Events in Nicaragua

These people at last recovered the freedom they were unjustly deprived of, with no right to defend themselves, notes Chile’s foreign minister

The 64-year experiment has clearly failed. Maybe its time to let Cuban farmers be the protagonists of a push for national production.

The law-making process has been shrouded in secrecy: the draft bill wasn’t made public or discussed at the National Assembly before approval.

Every dictatorship is strong a second before it falls & beyond negotiations, Nicaraguans must take full responsibility for their own destiny.

Ortega and Murillo’s law of the jungle has brought the public employees, both civilian and military, to their knees. They, too, are hostages.

Cuba is going through such a difficult situation that it would be foolhardy and even imprudent to predict its future.

It has been going on two years since many Cuban families found themselves fractured with a relative or an acquaintance sentenced to jail.

The tyrant now has a serious problem with the priest locked up in jail. Does he think that captivity will reduce the bishop’s fortitude?

The challenge is to put unity above our own ideological ideals, so that 2023 will be the year Chile voted for more democracy in the country.

Here comes the next elementary step: the organization of the Nicaraguan diaspora with the ability to act as one to the needs of the country.