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MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) — Writer and former Nicaraguan Vice President Sergio Ramírez announced Friday he will go live in Spain, after the government of President Daniel Ortega tried to arrest him and banned his latest book.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) — Writer and former Nicaraguan Vice President Sergio Ramírez announced Friday he will go live in Spain, after the government of President Daniel Ortega tried to arrest him and banned his latest book.

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Prosecutors ordered the arrest of Sergio Ramirez, one of the countrys most distinguished writers, who is now out of the country. President Daniel Ortega is arresting opponents ahead of elections.

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“They’re not penalizing a political leader, but a writer who says what he thinks. I'm a subversive writer", said Sergio Ramirez

In terms of repression, they are quite similar. i guess ortega was beyond somoza in terms of totalitarianism. he is really trying to control everything, including freedom of conscience. he is persecuting a novelist, like sergio ramirez, our most important nicaraguan and central american writer, because he wrote a novel that now is subversive. but i have to bring it back to the personal because, even as you talk, i have it in my mind that throughout the 1980s and indeed through to the early �*9...

To the streets in 2018 saying ortega and somoza are the same thing. there are some similarities and some differences. one close similarity is that both are family dictatorships. nicaragua is run by ortega and his wife, rosario murillo, not by any political party or any kind of political institution. in terms of cruelty, in terms of repression, they are quite similar. i guess ortega was beyond somoza in terms of totalitarianism. he is really trying to control everything, including freedom of cons...

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