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The Nicaragua Prisoner Release in a Regional Context

The release of the Nicaraguan political prisoners is a highly relevant turn of events in favor of the region’s human rights.

“Prison changes you. But we are still committed to bring about change,” Felix Maradiaga and Juan Sebastian Chamorro stated.

The orchestrated process of the Cuban elections has begun. The official list of candidates for deputies has already been written.

Rogelio Polanco, 57, heads the powerful Ideological Department of the Cuban Communist Party, which governs all legal media.

In an express political trial on February 10th, a court serving the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship, condemned the bishop for fabricated crimes.

Ortega calls the bishop a “terrorist”, “mad” and “unhinged”, and confesses that his regime still has three priests in jail.

God writes the lines of freedom crookedly, but with the right letters. And this is only the first page. The best pages are yet to come.

Ortega is a loyal disciple of Fidel Castro, who utilized the dissenters imprisoned during Cuba’s 2003 Black Spring as tokens of exchange.

“Official discourse insists on “changing whatever needs to be changed” and in “letting productive forces loose”, but this is just rhetoric.

The 222 exiled political prisoners arrived in the United States. Relatives and exiles received them in Washington, D.C.