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  • A demonstrator holds a homemade mortar during a protest against the government of Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega, in Managua, Nicaragua June 17 2018.

    Nicaragua’s crisis – the latest stage in a permanent war

    Originally published: teleSUR English on June 17, 2018 (more by teleSUR English)  |

    The opposition will probably delay dismantling the roadblocks and continue their terror attacks to extort maximum concessions from the government.

  • A demonstrator holds a homemade mortar during a protest against Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega's government in Granada, Nicaragua June 6, 2018. | Photo: Reuters

    Defeating the soft coup

    Originally published: teleSUR English on June 12, 2018 by Tortilla Con Sal (more by teleSUR English)  |

    The government strategy has been to accept extraordinary levels of opposition violence and intimidation so as to allow the opposition to discredit themselves with public opinion.

  • Interview with Honduran Indigenous Leader Salvador Zuniga: “If They Get Away with This Coup, We Are Heading Back to Very Bloody Times in Latin America”

    Salvador Zuniga and Tortilla con Sal

    On July 29th, Tortilla con Sal managed to talk to Salvador Zuniga, a veteran leader of the indigenous peoples’ movement in Honduras. Zuniga talked about what is currently happening in Honduras. At the time of the interview, Zuniga and other leaders like Bertha Caceres and the Garifuna Miriam Miranda were in temporary encampments in Nicaragua set up to give some respite to Hondurans from the fierce military repression in Honduras, especially along the frontier with Nicaragua.

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