Nicaraguan Stories: Dreams, Struggles and Tragedies
In Nicaragua, sectarian interests, power ambitions and the caudillo (strong man) spirit, inevitably lead to tragedies.
Read moreIn Nicaragua, sectarian interests, power ambitions and the caudillo (strong man) spirit, inevitably lead to tragedies.
Read moreIf the canal deflated as a leaky balloon, why didn’t Ortega repeal this treacherous law giving the 100-year concession?
Read moreOur politicians “way of being” neither falls from the sky nor appears by divine will. We shape it ourselves, day by day.
Read moreDaniel Ortega pretends to be the big anti-imperalist. So why doesn’t Ortega rant against CAFTA, US investments, or IDB and World Bank loans?
Read moreThe OAS General Assembly holds its annual meeting on Oct. 20-21. This event should awaken the interest of the majority of Nicaraguans.
Read moreWhat Can the Venezuelan Experience Teach Nicaraguans? International sanctions are necessary, but if nothing occurs internally…
Read moreThe dictator has only one purpose: to remain in power, at any cost, and bets on chaos being to his advantage.
Read moreOrtega’s “intelligence” is the following: he is the only politician who over decades has controlled Nicaragua’s intelligence and security services.
Read moreIn the face of the increase in COVID-19 infections and deaths, something that is public knowledge, Ortega needed and still needs to divert our attention.
Read moreIn Nicaragua the effects of the pandemic overlaps with the socioeconomic crisis the country had already been suffering due to Ortega’s clinging to power.
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