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Eric Volz holds a degree in Latin American Studies from the University of California, San Diego. In 2004, Eric moved to Nicaragua and launched EP Magazine, a bi-lingual publication focusing on conscious living, cross-cultural understanding, and sustainable development. In November of 2006 Eric Volz learned of the murder of his ex girlfriend Doris Jiménez. In February 2007, Volz was convicted for her murder and claimed evidence proving him non-guilty in the case was ignored; as he fell victim to anti-American sentiment in the corrupt government of Nicaragua. Volz was finally released from prison in December 2007 after a three-judge panel overturned his conviction. As a result of his court case in Nicaragua, and his subsequent book GRINGO NIGHTMARE (St. Martin’s Press) his story has been featured worldwide and has become an inspiration for other U.S. citizen unjustly detained in foreign lands.

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Why Did Jeff Probst of Survivor: Nicaragua Email Me?

Posted September 15, 2010 | 10:07:12 (EST)

NEW YORK, New York -- More than 25 years after the bloody contra war in Nicaragua faded from the nightly news broadcasts of network television, this small Central American country is about to make its return to American consciousness.

This week the Emmy award-winning reality TV series Survivor premieres its...

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You Are in Prison, But the Whole World Is Watching!

Posted July 20, 2010 | 00:15:39 (EST)

In recent years institutional kidnappings and "show" trials of American citizens by anti-Washington governments, such as the Andrew Berends matter in Nigeria, Euna Lee and Laura Ling case in North Korea, the Roxana Saberi case in Iran, and my case in Nicaragua have either become more common, or...

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