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Subject Exile and Resistance: An Interview with Félix Maradiaga
Date February 8, 2024 12:44 PM
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On the first anniversary of the release of 222 Nicaraguans from political imprisonment, we reflect on the enduring impact of their struggle for democracy and human rights. Among those freed was Félix Maradiaga, whose harrowing experience in detention underscores the persistent challenges facing democracy advocates. In the interview linked below, Félix sheds light on the ongoing fight for democracy in Nicaragua and reminds us of the resilience and unwavering commitment of individuals dedicated to promoting human rights across the globe.

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