U.S. flew 222 political prisoners from Nicaragua to Washington. Now their future is uncertain
Since President Daniel Ortega’s government violently repressed a civil uprising in 2018, an estimated 850,000 Nicaraguans have fled the country.
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Five Nicaraguans Two Years after Banishment
Five political prisoners released two years ago share their stories of resilience and their faith that someday they’ll see a ...
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No more bare feet
Project Gettysburg Leon’s sister city relationship with Nicaragua has supported many things over the years, including potable water for impoverished rural communities, education programs for at-risk y ...
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Bishop Álvarez: ‘I Always Believed in My Liberation and What Sustained Me Was Prayer’
In an exclusive interview, persecuted Nicaraguan Bishop Rolando Álvarez, bishop of Matagalpa and apostolic administrator of ...
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Banishment of Nicaraguans Denounced at Human Rights Court
The IACHR heard from victims and human rights organizations about the Ortega regime's policy of banishment and denationalization.
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As Nicaragua Drifts into Political Oblivion, Great Talent Remains
It should come as no surprise to note that Nicaragua is not the Nearshore darling it once was. Strangled by President Daniel ...