One year has passed since the confiscation by force of La Prensa, the only independent newspaper left in Nicaragua. Three of his collaborators spoke for the first time with the Voice of America about the situation the newspaper is experiencing and their forced exile
The newspaper La Prensa celebrates one year since it was confiscated by the government of Daniel Ortega
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