Por: Los Angeles Times World March 10, 2023
For two hours each afternoon, the Catholic priest listens to confessions behind a glass wall where anyone nearby can spot him. Yet that visibility is deceptive; he yearns to keep his name and exact whereabouts a secret to the outside world. He began hearing confessions within a few days after recently fleeing to Costa Rica from Nicaragua, where the government has imprisoned religious leaders, activists and numerous outspoken critics of President... + full article
Los Angeles Times USA World February 22, 2023
Constant fear. Screams and the sounds of torture. Darkness in a small cell with just a hole in the floor for a toilet. Nicaraguan dissidents recall the months — and sometimes years — they spent in the notorious prisons run by the regime of President Daniel Ortega. “Those... + más
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ABC News USA World February 16, 2023
MEXICO CITY -- Nicaragua cancelled the citizenship of 94 political opponents Wednesday, including writers Sergio Ramírez and Gioconda Belli. Appeals Court Justice Ernesto Rodríguez Mejía read a statement that declared the 94 people to be “traitors” and said they had lost... + más
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Los Angeles Times USA World February 16, 2023
Nicaragua canceled the citizenship of 94 political dissidents Wednesday, including writers Sergio Ramírez and Gioconda Belli. Appeals Court Justice Ernesto Rodríguez Mejía read a statement that declared the 94 people to be “traitors” and said they had lost their... + más
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Associated Press USA Politics February 09, 2023
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Some 222 inmates considered by many to be political prisoners of the government of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega were on their way to Washington on Thursday, a senior Biden administration official confirmed.“The government of Nicaragua decided... + más
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ABC News USA World February 09, 2023
MEXICO CITY -- Some 222 inmates considered by many to be political prisoners of the government of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega flew to Washington on Thursday, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said.Blinken said the prisoners had been jailed “for exercising their... + más
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ABC News USA World February 08, 2023
ROME -- European bishops on Wednesday demanded the immediate release of Nicaraguan clergy detained in the government’s crackdown on the Catholic Church, saying they have been falsely accused and are being subjected to unjust persecution.Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich,... + más
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Los Angeles Times USA World November 11, 2022
Using a paintbrush and a spatula, Alex Vanegas smeared cleaning solution over a brass bust of the Nicaraguan poet and national idol Rubén Darío. The bust, stationed in a park south of downtown L.A., had been marred with rust that had spread across its backside. Gray stains... + más
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