White Paper on Electoral Fraud of November 7
The electoral farce of last November 7 was not a typical electoral fraud in Nicaragua. The regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo went from changing the votes, in the 2008 elections,
Relatives of political prisoners demand information on the health of their relatives
Relatives of political prisoners continue to demand answers from state authorities about the state of health of their relatives, imprisoned in the “new Chipote.” They commented that the uncertainty is growing because
HRW Director: Ortega realized that “he does not have popular support”
The autocracies are adopting defensive positions in the face of the growing opposition from the peoples who suffer them, something that democracies must take advantage of by showing greater unity and leadership,
Most private schools will return to face-to-face classes
At least a dozen private schools will return to face-to-face classes in full this 2022; While others are still evaluating the decision to abandon bimodality — face-to-face days and others online —
Almagro remains silent and OAS evades responses to Daniel Ortega’s crisis
National and international analysts expressed their doubts about the proposal Daniel Ortega, who assumed his fourth consecutive term immersed in a crisis of legitimacy and international isolation. Laura Chinchilla, former president of
HRW: Opponents in Nicaragua suffered more jail and exile in 2021
Nicaragua experienced general elections in 2021 without guarantees, with dozens of opposition leaders in jail, and with thousands of citizens fleeing into exile, the organization Human Rights Watch (HRW) reported this Thursday,
Daniel Ortega meets with Iranian accused of terrorist in Argentina
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega held a meeting in Managua with Iran’s Vice President for Economic Affairs, Mohsen Rezai, who gave his support to “defeat North American imperialism”; amid the controversy with Argentina,
Nicaragua endures its “most disastrous year” in terms of freedom of expression
A country turned into a prison for freedom of expression, in which the targets are journalists, writers and their best tool: the word. That was the portrait of the 2021 situation that
Laura Chinchilla: There is no more time for AEO procedures, Article 21 must apply
After Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo’s “self-incrimination”, the international community and the Organization of American States (OAS) no longer have “time for more diagnoses” on the illegitimacy of their Administration, as values
ECLAC estimates GDP growth at 7.4% in 2021 and projects 3% in 2022
The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) estimates that the Nicaraguan economy grew 7.4% in 2021, and that it will grow 3.0% in 2022, as a result, among other