Nicaraguan Students Abroad: “It's Hard to Consider Returning”

Three students and two exiled professionals explain why they don't plan on going back to Nicaragua, as they contemplate a future far from their country

Aprueban reforma para que Policía pida información telefónica y congele cuentas bancarias sin orden judicial

Aprueban reforma al Código Procesal Penal que da a la Policía “superpoder” de allanar bienes y requisar, pidiendo ‘a posteriori’ el permiso de un juez

Arrebatan nacionalidad y ordenan confiscar a 135 presos políticos desterrados a Guatemala

Poder Judicial ordena cancelación de nacionalidad y confiscación utilizando leyes represivas de la dictadura, que violan derechos constitucionales

Media in Exile is Defeating Censorship in Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela

Luz Mely Reyes, director of Efecto Cocuyo and Carlos Manuel Alvarez, director of El Estornudo: journalism is surviving dictatorships

Development Bank Sues Its Former President Dante Mossi

Rosario Murillo rejected charges against former CABEI president, and claims that Nicaragua was not consulted before lawsuit was filed

Retired Professor Freddy Quezada: “I Didn't Think My Opinions Represented Danger”

The philosopher and sociologist was in prison for ten months for expressing his opinion on social media. “I'm going to keep doing it,” he says

Olesia Muñoz: “They Fabricated a Facebook Post to Accuse Me”

Muñoz was a political prisoner twice. She was accused of cybercrimes in a setup that involved the bishop of Granada, Monsignor Solorzano