–Written by Fiorella Beccaglia— Throughout Nicaraguan history, journalists have been subordinated to the oppression of despotic regimes, but at this moment the press is living an extraordinarily different situation. Without giving up on its fight for freedom of expression and democracy, the Nicaraguan news media continues to resist in a hostile political environment, which threatens

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