Politics
China says Ortega 'totally supports' Belt and Road Initiative in Nicaragua
BRI is a project of the Chinese Communist Party to invest in infrastructure projects like ports, railroads, airports, roads and bridges
BRI is a project of the Chinese Communist Party to invest in infrastructure projects like ports, railroads, airports, roads and bridges
Human Rights organizations have long accused the Ortega regime of taking the relatives of exiled political opponents as “hostages”
The businessman has been an outspoken critic of the Ortega regime since 2018, when anti-government protests swept the country
Ortega’s government has been cracking down on the NGOs and groups that it views as opposed to the regime
The ban comes after Ortega cut ties with the Vatican following Pope Francis’ comments describing the Nicaraguan government as a “crude dictatorship” led by an “unbalanced” president
She also asked Ortega to hold talks with the country’s opposition groups.
The Inter-American Court said that the regime “injured the rights of the communities concerned over their territory” by not taking them into account when planning to build an interoceanic canal “without a prior, free and informed consultation process.”
The human rights organization warns that Nicaraguans are put at risk if they express their opinions about Ortega and his repressive government.
Suazo’s sentencing comes as the Ortega regime conducts a large-scale crackdown on any kind of opposition
The bombing of the AMIA, a Buenos Aires Jewish cultural center, left 85 dead and 229 injured.