How Rosario Murillo Addresses the Nicaraguan Public and the World

Rosario Murillo delivers brief remarks almost every weekday at noon via state media. This corpus is built on official transcripts of 2,404 of her routine broadcasts from August 2015 to September 2026. This allows us to see how she characterizes and approaches a wide range of topics in the aggregate and over time.

By Gil Guerra · Updated September 2026 · Methodology · Counts come only from Murillo’s routine daily broadcasts, not from Ortega’s speeches or other government statements. They were produced using AI-assisted reading and collection. While I ran several checks to ensure that the data provided here does not contain any errors, given the sheer scale of text contained in these transcript broadcasts, some minor errors may be present even if I am confident in the general claims and findings. No transcripts were collected from September 2019 through August 2020; those months are unknown, not zero.

Five topline takeaways from patterns in her broadcasts.

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See how the balance of what Murillo talks about in her addresses has changed over time.

Her latest addresses focus on public services, her faith, and Sandinista revolutionary memory.