The Stranglehold of Authoritarianism in Nicaragua

This chapter examines the authoritarian regime of President Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo in Nicaragua, detailing their consolidation of power and repression of dissent. It discusses the increasing violence against opposition figures, the government's crackdown on independent media, and the widespread voter apathy in the face of dire humanitarian conditions. Additionally, the chapter explores international responses to the regime, including sanctions, and the potential for change amid growing internal discontent.