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Nicaraguan Convicted for Waving the Country’s Flag
The prosecution asked for 16 years for supposed drug trafficking. Judges also delivered a guilty verdict to the political prisoner Brayan Cornejo
In Nicaragua “Nothing Is Normal” Although the Regime Tries to Make the Country Forget It
Vulnerability, impunity, fear, and the need to survive are behind the silence of the population in the face of abuses of power.
Nicaragua’s Press Censorship is “Physical, Legal and Symbolic”
Pedro Vaca: “The situation is critical. A high dose of courage is needed to engage in journalism, but there’s a great capacity for resilience.”
AstraZeneca and Sputnik V vaccines arrive in Nicaragua under State secrecy
Murillo announced the arrival of 135,000 doses of AstraZeneca vaccine, but does not mention how many doses of Sputnik V were received on Tuesday
A Nicaraguan on a Scientific Mission in Antarctica
As a child he used to collect computer parts in “La Chureca”. Today he participates with a Spanish mission in search of geodynamic data in Antarctica
The UNO “model” 31 years after the triumph against the FSLN
A presidential formula was chosen, in 1989, in a conclave of 14 electors. Today, the opposition advocates for a consultation
Bulldozing Our Rights
“The tracks of the abuses will remain forever, far beyond any sign saying, “CONFIDENCIAL was here!”
Bukele’s management under voter scrutiny in Sunday’s elections
The triumph of New Ideas would mean that the president would serve the rest of his term virtually unopposed
