Tag: Nicaragua
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The Laws Closing Civic Space in Latin America: The Most Affected Countries
A study by Fundamedios and TrustLaw examines how ten Latin American countries have adopted legal frameworks that, while presented as measures to promote transparency or security, have increasingly restricted freedom of association
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ProBox 2025: More Countries, More Platforms, and Millions of Messages Analyzed
In 2025, we expanded our regional monitoring and analyzed more than 7.8 million social media messages
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Social Media, Laws, and Surveillance: How Russia and Nicaragua Silence Their Citizens
From digital surveillance to restrictive legislation, Russia and Nicaragua are moving forward with the consolidation of an “exemplary” model of control to silence critical voices, both within and outside the country
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We Launch Micro-Grants to Boost Digital Advocacy in Latin America
Applications open from August 5 to 20!
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The Infrastructure That Amplifies State Narratives in Nicaragua
* In Nicaragua, regime propaganda and that of its international allies (such as the People’s Republic of China) does not circulate on its own: it operates through a hierarchical structure coordinated by the Ortega–Murillo regime
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Nicolás Maduro Deepens War Rhetoric on Social Media Alongside Cuba and Nicaragua
*Regional dictatorships claim that their alliance is not only ideological but also exists in the military and defensive sphere.
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What is enforced disappearance and how does it affect Latin America?
Enforced disappearances are one of the most serious and persistent crimes in the region. Despite international condemnation, they continue to be a tool of repression and fear in countries where power is exercised without control
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Propaganda made in China: the Nicaraguan journalism training system
Nicaragua has adopted a Chinese-inspired model for training journalists, combining technical training with ideological indoctrination through online campaigns and alignment with the official discourse
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Nicaragua under censorship: memory and faith repressed in the seventh April of resistance
The coincidence between the seventh anniversary of the repression of the government protests that shook Nicaragua led, once again, to a confrontation of narratives in the digital ecosystem between the apparent “tourist normality” of the regime, and the remembrance of the victims and activists of the 2018 protests