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Dictators Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo have attacked the Diocese of Matagalpa with particular hatred and have so far succeeded in decimating the diocesan clergy, reducing their number from 62 to 28

The compaction that the Ortega-Murillo regime is carrying out in the state workforce would be carried out by demanding the resignation of the workers, mainly those who are denounced by the Sandinista

The Ortega-Murillo regime’s vast “army of advisors” continues to be restructured. Nicaragua’s vice-dictator, Rosario Murillo, read a press release in which she indicated that “the presidential advisors, with the rank of ministers,

The announcement of the plan for “reorganization, redesign and validation of the functioning of state institutions and programs” made by the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, which is nothing more

Daniel Ortega took over the Nicaraguan government on July 19, 1979. He did so at gunpoint, violently and as part of an armed insurrection that promised to free the country from a

The Ortega-Murillo regime’s vast “army of advisors” continues to be restructured. Nicaragua’s vice-dictator, Rosario Murillo, in her speech this afternoon, read a press release in which she indicated that “the presidential advisors,

When Marisol was about to finish her degree in Social Communication at the Jesuit Central American University (UCA) in Nicaragua, the government of Daniel Ortega decided close it under accusations of being

Vice-dictator Rosario Murillo announced a “new restructuring of the way of working” for the Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) that remain in the country. According to Murillo, NGOs must now, by law, work in

The Ortega Murillo dictatorship’s hunt against the Catholic Church in Nicaragua is once again reflected in the figures. Lawyer Martha Patricia Molina, through the fifth installment of her systematization “Nicaragua: A persecuted

The Ortega Murillo dictatorship’s hunt against the Catholic Church in Nicaragua is once again reflected in the figures. The lawyer Martha Patricia Molina, through the fifth installment of her systematization “Nicaragua: A