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Nicaragua and the Legitimization of Authoritarianism

Ortega & Murillo’s behavior personified the electoral tactics of the great Latin American authoritarian figures since the nineteenth century.

On October 7, 2021, an article was published in the sports section of Granma newspaper with the headline: “Why are baseball players leaving?

Archipielago’s call for a protest on Nov. 15th is an unprecedented event in Cuban society, as the social outcry on July 11th was spontaneous.

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

Political Prisoners’ relatives call on the international community to remain alert for possible consequences of Daniel Ortega’s tirade…

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.

On election day, independent observers saw empty polling places & very few lines to vote. Even many Ortega voters agreed with that assessment.

A large percentage of Nicaraguans stayed home Sunday to protest the electoral farce without competition. These are their reasons.