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Jose Peraza: Nicaragua Faces an Electoral Travesty

Peraza explained that with several candidates in jail none of the “enabling conditions” exist to hold free elections in Nicaragua.

Ortega Regime Arrests Candidate Felix Maradiaga

The Ortega regime arrested, on Tuesday, June 8, presidential candidate Felix Maradiaga after an extensive questioning.

Over 200 Public Figures Denounce Nicaragua’s Ortega

Ex-presidents, writers, European deputies and political figures from Europe and Latin America sign a declaration in defense of Nicaraguans.

Ortega Orders Arrest of Presidential Candidate Arturo Cruz

Prosecutor’s Office announces that the Police are investigating the former diplomat, based on the “Law in Defense of the People.”

Nicaragua: The Price of Refusing to Collaborate

Silvia led a peaceful life in Managua. Without great ups and downs, her life was focused on her profession & her family. Then things changed.

Song War Declared by Cuba’s Communist Party

Trying to show that many Cuban artists remain loyal, the island’s authorities financed a makeover song titled Patria o Muerte.

“When Cubans Change Their Obedient Behavior for Disobedience”

“I’d like to note that we Cubans are very reluctant to take on and learn from success stories in other places. I would say that Latin Americans are too,”

Mass Firing of Medical Staff from Hospitals in Nicaragua, One Year On

July 27, marked a year since we were fired from the “Oscar Danilo Rosales Arguello” Teaching Hospital in Leon, Nicaragua. Very early that day, Hospital Director Judith Lejarza, in the role of Angel of Death, gave the fateful news to the first group of doctors and hospital workers that they had been fired from Nicaragua’s public hospitals, for completely political reasons.

Nicaragua: It Was Not Revolution, It Was Dictatorship

I believe that the massacre of 2018 and all the crimes that are being committed in Nicaragua come from the lie that has been lived since 1979, year in which we thought that we touched the sky with our hands, and in a blind ecstasy we allowed a gang not fit for power to accumulate it excessively.

I Also Disagree with the Law (349) that Outlaws Independent Art in Cuba

Any cultural policy produced by a totalitarian and repressive government, like Cuba’s, is a policy of exclusion and creative castration, not only for artists but for everyone.