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The United States ambassador to Nicaragua, Kevin Sullivan, is back in Managua after managing the entry into the North American country of 222 political prisoners of the Daniel Ortega regime. He affirms

In the early hours of this Monday, February 13, Fray Damián Muratori was seen leaving the El Tepeyac Franciscan Sanctuary, in San Rafael del Norte, Jinotega. He left in the parish vehicle

Nicaraguans José Luis Barrera Useda and Marta Poveda Suárez, both 49 years old, were found beheaded on a property located in San Carlos, Alajuela, Costa Rica. According to the Costa Rican television

Karla Patricia Vega Canalesoriginally from the municipality of El Rosario, in the department of Carazo, is one of the 222 former political prisoners whom the Nicaraguan regime released and exiled to the

The Vice President of Nicaragua, Rosario Murillo, said during her speech this Monday, February 13, through her propaganda media that her regime continues to celebrate “the triumph of love.” “(…) The paths

Former presidential hopefuls and released political prisoners Juan Sebastián Chamorro, Medardo Mairena and Félix Maradiaga met at the United States Capitol with Republican Senator Bill Cassidy. During the meeting they recounted the

From the Cathedral of San Salvador, where the remains of the bishop and martyr of the Catholic Church, San Óscar Arnulfo Romero, rest, a group of Latin American bishops urged to raise

The Episcopal Conference of Costa Rica expressed its solidarity, closeness and prayers with the bishop of the Diocese of Matagalpa, Monsignor Rolando Álvarez, the first bishop imprisoned by the Nicaraguan dictatorship, led

In interview with Article 66, the former politician Alex Hernandezexiled from Nicaragua by the Daniel Ortega regime, described Monsignor Rolando Álvarez as “a living saint”, after the prelate refused to be expelled

The aged and thin face of the leader of the Peasant Movement and former candidate for the Presidency, Medardo Mairena, testifies to the cruelty that he experienced while being locked up —for