From the torture of confinement to the pain of exile
When excited I approached to hug Miguel Mendoza and I saw his astonished face, I realized that, for him, I was a perfect stranger. But for me, his name had become the
The legend of Hugo Torres grows after his death in the prison of another dictator
Hugo Torres was the only guerrilla who participated in the two most important armed actions carried out by the Sandinista Front in the 1970s against the Somocista dynasty, and in one of
“They will never take away my right to be Nicaraguan”: writer Gioconda Belli
San Jose Costa Rica – On a recent morning, when many were sleeping in Spain, the Nicaraguan poet Gioconda Belli learned that the government of Daniel Ortega had revoked her nationality. The
NGOs offer accompaniment to victims of Ortega’s repression to seek alternative justice
The International Human Rights Network Europe (RIDHE) and the Inter-American Legal Assistance Center on Human Rights (Calidh) made a joint statement rejecting the stripping of nationality from 317 Nicaraguans. In the statement
Stripping of nationality reveals a “deep fear” of Ortega and Murillo
In eight days the Ortega dictatorship illegally annulled the nationality of 317 critical Nicaraguans and ordered the confiscation of the assets of 94; However, more than a show of power, the regime
Priest Erick Díaz celebrates mass in the US for Monsignor Álvarez and released politicians
He Nicaraguan priest Erick Díazcelebrated his first Eucharist in the Church of Santa María del Lago and Nuestra Señora de Lourdes, in Chicago, United States, where he was welcomed after being forced
Humberto Ortega calls on his brother Daniel to “correct” the situation of Bishop Álvarez
Retired General Humberto Ortega Saavedra, former head of the Nicaraguan Army, advised his younger brother, the dictator Daniel Ortega, to correct the situation of imprisonment and sentence against Monsignor Rolando José Álvarez,
Monsignor Báez recalls: “No oppressor or dictator triumphs indefinitely”
“History should teach them that with their hatred, their cruelty and their violence, they are the ones who destroy themselves. Never no oppressor ends well and no dictator triumphs indefinitely”, recalled this
Monsignor Báez urges to renounce revenge and recalls that “no dictator triumphs indefinitely”
Monsignor Silvio Baez, auxiliary bishop of Managua, called on the powerful to renounce violence and learn from history, which teaches that cruelty leads to “self-destruction.” The bishop also denounced this day the
Leftist leader of Spain expresses her solidarity with Nicaraguans declared “stateless”
The Second Vice President and Minister of Labor of the Government of Spain, Yolanda Diazdisapproved of the decision of the dictatorial regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo to strip 317 opposition