“Daniel Ortega the Good Guy against the Wicked Costa Ricans”
In 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.
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Enrique Saenz
Proposals to Reduce the Economic Impact of the Pandemic in Nicaragua
In 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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Nicaragua’s Police Receive Sanctions: What about their Commander in Chief?
Daniel Ortega is an organic part of the police structure. He’s the top of the command pyramid. Does the weight of the sanctions fall on him or not?
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History Holds the Lessons for Nicaragua’s Future
What must we do in Nicaragua to avoid the repetition of these tragic cycles of dictatorship, war and pacts made in inner circles?
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The Enemies of Unity in the Nicaraguan Opposition
These malignant cysts that we all carry inside are the true enemies of unity. Our enemies, but Ortega’s friends.
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Hatred: Ortega’s Horrendous Legacy
One of the worst inheritances that Daniel Ortega is leaving Nicaraguans with is hate.
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Nicaragua’s Central Bank President Is Out of Touch
After months of not showing his face, the President of the Central Bank finally appeared. Well, neither the President of the Central Bank had shown his face, nor the institution he leads provided relevant figures on the performance of the economy.
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Brainwashing in Nicaraguan Schools
“Every totalitarian government has as its final aim penetrating into the minds of the population so that they can be manipulated at their whim and will.” So there is no reason to be surprised by what’s happening in Nicaragua.
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Daniel Ortega is a Spinoff of Somoza
The conclusion is obvious: Ortega-ism is the reincarnation of the Somoza years. We’re not looking at the second stage of the revolution. We’re looking at the second stage of Somocismo.
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Nicaragua: What General Aviles Didn’t Say
The first thing that caught my attention in the speech of the Army Chief, Julio Cesar Aviles, on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of that institution was what he didn’t say.
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