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MEXICO CITY (AP) — The government of Nicaragua announced Friday it has confiscated properties belonging to 222 opposition figures who were forced into exile in February after being imprisoned by the regime of President Daniel Ortega.

Mexican writer Alma Guillermoprieto discusses the irrational actions of the ruling Ortega-Murillo duo in Nicaragua.

The Nicaraguan writer declared that the Ortega regime is headed "toward a totalitarian model more closed than Somoza's."

The Nicaraguan regime of President Daniel Ortega and his Vice President wife Rosario Murillo ordered new arrests of journalists and activists for treason, it was reported this week. The countrys judiciary also banned a group of 25 lawyers and notary publics from practicing because they were stripped of their Nicaraguan citizenship.

The foundation nurtures aspiring young writers with tutors and mentors like Irene Vallejo, Sergio Ramírez, Juan Villoro and Javier Cercas

Q24N (EFE) The Government of Panama expressed this Wednesday its "concern" about the "recent actions" of the Nicaraguan government in the area of human rights and said that it trusts that the measures that left more than 300 Nicaraguans stateless will be annulled. Panama hopes "that the decisions adopted by the Government of Nicaragua in…

<div class="at-above-post addthis_tool" data-url="https://www.metro.us/nicaragua-strips-citizenship-from-94-political-opponents/"></div>MEXICO CITY (AP) — Nicaragua cancelled the citizenship of 94 political opponents Wednesday, including writers Sergio Ramírez and Gioconda Belli. Appeals Court Justice Ernesto Rodríguez Mejía read a statement that declared the 94 people to be “traitors” and said they had lost their Nicaraguan citizenship. Mejía said their...

“A few days ago, President Daniel Ortega's Nicaraguan government declared 94 of its citizens to be traitors and stripped them of their nationality, denying them citizenship rights, and seizing their property.”

Nicaraguan editor Carlos F. Chamorro discusses press freedom and journalism from exile ahead of the 2023 Reuters Memorial Lecture.