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The women imprisoned for political reasons in Nicaragua, who add up to 14 of the 169 considered “political prisoners” by humanitarian organizations, “have been the object of greater cruelty,” the NGO Autonomous

Former Nicaraguan magistrate Roberto Rivas, president of the Supreme Electoral Council from 2000 to 2018, died this Saturday at the age of 67, according to local media reports. Rivas had been hospitalized

The Inter-American Press Association (IAPA) described the judicial sentences imposed by the Daniel Ortega regime against Cristiana Chamorro and Pedro Joaquín Chamorro, members of the newspaper’s board of directors, as an “aberration

More than three months after the cancellation of the inauguration of CABEI’s new headquarters in Managua, scheduled for mid-December 2021, the vice president and spokeswoman for the Ortega regime, Rosario Murillo, announced

The economist and electoral expert Harry Chávez, kidnapped in November 2021 by two civilians, was found guilty by the Ortega justice for the crimes of undermining national integrity and violating the Special

Women’s organizations in Nicaragua will not be able to publicly march or claim their rights once again on their day, an exception in Latin America, where women take the opportunity to express

A group of national and international human rights organizations denounced that “structural impunity is absolute” in Nicaragua and has left “very serious consequences in the human rights situation of Nicaraguans”, in a

The opposition and political prisoner Evelyn Pinto Centeno She was sentenced to eight years in prison for the alleged crimes of “conspiracy to undermine national integrity” and cybercrimes. According to the Legal

The United Nations High Commissioner, Michelle Bachelet, presented a new report to the Human Rights Council on Monday that reveals the “serious violations of civil and political rights” that are being experienced

In the political trial against the former workers and directors of the Violeta Barrios de Chamorro Foundation (FVBCH), the Prosecutor’s Office could not prove the “dirty” origin of the money; however, those