Why Nicaragua's journalists had to leave their country to keep reporting on it

Daniel Ortega once fought a Nicaraguan dictator. Now he has become one. Before "winning" a fourth term as the country's president in November, the former…

By Sean Brynda • 7 December 2021

Daniel Ortega once fought a Nicaraguan dictator. Now he has become one. Before "winning" a fourth term as the country's president in November, the former leftist freedom fighter systematically jailed all his leading opponents. Then…

9/11: Then and now

By Sean Brynda • 11 September 2021

Nothing reminds us of how small our world is so much as the anniversary of this terrible day. While President Joe Biden recently declared an end to America's long war in Afghanistan, the impact of…

Three months on: MU journalists reflect on the Capitol riot

By Kathy Kiely • 5 April 2021

At Global Journalist, we often bring you stories about threats to free speech and a free press. Those stories are usually involve other countries. But three months ago, on Jan. 6, America's tradition of a…

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Why Nicaragua's journalists had to leave their country to keep reporting on it

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