As a national dialogue tries to negotiate Nicaragua’s democratization, we chart the incidents since the uprising began on April 18.

“It’s probably clear Daniel Ortega has seen his use-by date,” commented AS/COA's Eric Farnsworth as the Nicaraguan president continues to face mass protests.

In the midst of Nicaragua's deadly protests, AS/COA's Eric Farnsworth tells NPR how Ortega will  "rely even more on security forces and perhaps rule in a more authoritarian manner."

AS/COA's Vice President Eric Farnsworth explains why despite President Ortega canceling the controversial measures to overhaul the country's social security system, protests and rioting rage onward in Nicaragua. 

From Brazil's presidential impeachment to Venezuela's tanking economy, Latin America's woes went beyond the U.S. election.

In Nicaragua, bureaucracy and machismo limit women entrepreneurs from growing their businesses.

With Daniel Ortega's re-election on November 6 all but assured, his critics fear a return to the dynastic politics of the past.