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Nicaragua police raid opposition paper, end rights groups’ permits

Nicaragua police raid opposition paper, end rights groups’ permits

  • Confidencial’s front door was sealed with tape following the raid. Police seized work equipment and documents
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At least 14 dead after Nicaragua pro-government forces raid: rights groups

At least 14 dead after Nicaragua pro-government forces raid: rights groups

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Thousands march to demand justice as Nicaragua protest toll hits 43

Thousands march to demand justice as Nicaragua protest toll hits 43

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UN says Nicaragua protest killings may be ‘unlawful’

UN says Nicaragua protest killings may be ‘unlawful’

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