Nicaragua’s Brain Drain Worries Writer Gioconda Belli
Nicaraguan poet & author Gioconda Belli expressed her concern for the flight of human capital in Nicaragua with the stepped-up repression.
Read MoreNicaraguan poet & author Gioconda Belli expressed her concern for the flight of human capital in Nicaragua with the stepped-up repression.
Read MoreHere’s a personal invitation from Randall and flyers about both the discussion on her archives and memoirs and the public conversation with Gioconda Belli.
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Read MoreI don’t know how much importance can be given to the refusal by Ortega-Murillo to continue with the dialogue. I think that at the international level the announcement will act like a boomerang that will fall on them.
Read MoreWe must stop this irrational cruelty, and force this government to confront the harm they’re causing. Self-interest must be put aside in favor of exercising our moral or economic power before this dire sequence of events sinks us even further into the labyrinth of disgrace.
Read MoreWriter, political activist and well-known feminist Gioconda Belli says that “it took an act of empathy” to write her latest novel from a male point of view. In her new work, Fevers of Memory, the protagonist is a man – Charles Choiseul de Praslin.
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