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Security & Strategic Review - July 2024
NICARAGUA: More efforts to stamp out dissent
The recent decision to place retired General Humberto Ortega, the 77-year-old younger brother of Nicaragua’s President Daniel Ortega, under house arrest is just the latest example of the authoritarian leader’s apparent unwillingness to tolerate any dissent.
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