Colombia avisa: No tendrá embajada en Nicaragua para no legitimar la dictadura de Ortega
The incoming Colombian government has announced a shift in its policy toward Nicaragua, ruling out an embassy in Managua, arguing that it legitimizes a dictatorship. We analyze the implications of this change for bilateral relations and the regime's international isolation. More on #AHORA, the #Artículo66 podcast.
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🔴 LA PURGA SILENCIOSA: Dictadura decreta "muerte civil" a miles de abogados en Nicaragua
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AQUÍ encontré todo lo que se produce en el país 🍅 su gente es... 🇳🇮
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Nicaragua's regime among the most torturous, reaching levels of Russia and Iran
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Cuba secures a diplomatic victory at the UN and intensifies its demand against the embargo
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Commander Rigo deals first blow to Sandinistas!
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Exclusiva con el obispo Silvio Báez en el exilio: “Nicaragua va a resucitar”
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🔴 Nicaragua endurece el espionaje en migración
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🚨 Nicaragua: Expert foresees a negotiated exit with the dictatorship
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Missing for over a month after demanding Brooklyn Rivera’s body
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Shocking figures: Nicaragua's regime has forced 11% of its population to flee the country
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🚨 Chancellor appointed by the president-elect confirms there will be no embassy in Managua
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Washington Aumenta la Presión Sobre Ortega y Rosario Murillo
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💥“Petro will end up in prison for corruption and is preparing an uprising” | Agustín Laje and Mil...
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Estados Unidos ya tendría pruebas contra Ortega y Rosario Murillo | Luis Quiñones
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Cuban regime refuses to yield to U.S. pressure and reaches record number of political prisoners
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EXCLUSIVE. Keiko Fujimori, President-elect of Peru, speaks to SEMANA
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Why did Ortega imprison Carlos Brenes and Salvadora Martínez?: 11 months of enforced disappearance
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Mix the chickpeas and eggs! I learned this trick in a fancy restaurant!
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❌Ortega's attempt to clean up his image in Spain STALLED
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