History repeats itself, because many chosen to systematically ignore the facts of the greatest totalitarian movement of the last century.<\/p>\n
Last Sunday, the communist dictator Daniel Ortega openly announced that there will be no more elections in Nicaragua<\/a>. Thus, communism now has a new one-party regime<\/strong>, in this case with the dubious name of the \"Sandinista National Liberation Front,\" a \"liberation\" that consists of abolishing democracy and freedom.<\/p>\n Obviously, Nicaragua did not become a dictatorship overnight.<\/strong> Daniel Ortega returned to power in 2007 and has since dedicated himself to degrading Nicaraguan democracy to prevent free elections from taking place in the country. Ortega clearly demonstrated his authoritarian tendencies as early as 2018<\/strong>, when his regime murdered hundreds of people to suppress student protests in the country<\/a>. Since then, his dictatorship\u2014because in fact it already was one\u2014has unleashed a harsh anti-Catholic persecution<\/a> that has even led to the prohibition of Holy Week<\/a>, a religious festival deeply rooted in that Central American country.<\/p>\n Despite this, Ortega's regime has been systematically whitewashed by media outlets in various countries that avoid calling it a \"dictatorship\" and \"far-left,\"<\/strong> simply because it is a far-left dictatorship. This is the case with the EFE news agency, controlled by the government of Pedro S\u00e1nchez<\/a>, coincidentally the only government in the European Union with communist ministers.<\/p>\n
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