Cómo Daniel Ortega transformó la revolución sandinista de Nicaragua en una dictadura matrimonial

In Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega has installed his wife, Rosario Murillo, as both co-head of state and supreme commander of the armed forces. Under the couple's rule, anyone who expresses criticism is exiled or imprisoned. One example is Humberto Ortega, the president's brother and former leader of the Sandinista revolution: in 2024, he died under house arrest, where he spent three months after calling the president a dictator. A chronicle by Laura Iglesias San Martín, Jaime González Arguedas, and Juan Álvarez Pérez, with contributions from writer Gioconda Belli and Eline van Ommen, Professor of Contemporary History at the University of Leeds. #DWDesmitificandoRevoluciones #UnmaskingRevolutions #dwhistoryandculture