A new report suggests that mobilization in Nicaragua could create an opportunity for political change, potentially leading to the end of the current dictatorship and causing Rosario Murillo to back down.

A UN Group of Human Rights Experts on Nicaragua warned that the country uses an extensive transnational network to surveil and intimidate opposition figures in exile, affecting hundreds of thousands.

Sources linked to the Nicaraguan Army said the indigenous leader was “in dangerously poor health in police custody in a Managua hospital.” The post Where is Nicaraguan Indigenous Leader Brooklyn Rivera? appeared first on Havana Times.

When will the time come for the Ortega-Murillos? That is the question everyone in Nicaragua—including the Sandinistas themselves—is asking. The post A Family Dictatorship “Under the Horses’ Hooves” appeared first on Havana Times.

A UN report specifies that Nicaraguan funds have been used for repression, with experts urging a Red Cross presence in the country, which is described as a 'giant prison'.

On International Women’s Day, we present three first-person accounts from exiled Nicaraguan women continuing to build a more just future. The post Three Nicaraguan Women: Their Story of Exile and…