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Un año después del levantamiento popular en Nicaragua, Ortega retoma el control

  • Written by Benjamin Waddell, Associate Professor of Sociology, Fort Lewis College

Hace un año, el gobierno de Nicaragua estaba al borde del colapso.

Las protestas contra el presidente Daniel Ortega estallaron en todo el país el 18 de abril de 2018 después de que el gobierno aprobara calladamente un impuesto sobre los cheques de pensiones de los jubilados. Los manifestantes bloquearon carreteras y vías...

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