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Nicaraguan Negotiations Suspended: A Return to Violence? (Pt. 1/2)
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Nicaraguan Negotiations Suspended: A Return to Violence? (Pt. 1/2)

Following two months of protests and an estimated 170 dead, the violence briefly subsided, as opposition-government negotiations tried to resolve the situation. The opposition now says the government is reneging on commitments and will abandon…

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Nicaraguan Negotiations Suspended: A Return to Violence? (Pt. 2/2)
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Nicaraguan Negotiations Suspended: A Return to Violence? (Pt. 2/2)

Following two months of protests and an estimated 170 dead, the violence briefly subsided, as opposition-government negotiations tried to resolve the situation. The opposition now says the government is reneging on commitments and will abandon…

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US Gov’t Regime Change Machine Exacerbates Nicaragua’s Violent Protests
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US Gov’t Regime Change Machine Exacerbates Nicaragua’s Violent Protests

As Nicaragua’s leftist government faces a violent right-wing insurgency, journalist Max Blumenthal discusses with TRNN’s Ben Norton how the regime change machinery bankrolled by the US government’s National Endowment for Democracy boasted of “laying the…

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‘Nicaragua presents a challenge to the international left’
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‘Nicaragua presents a challenge to the international left’

On Nov. 7, Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega secured a fourth consecutive term in the country’s latest round of national elections with Rosario Murillo, Ortega’s wife, serving as Vice President. Prior to his current run as…

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