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Ortega’s Message: Post Anything Against Me, Expect Jail

They first used their Cybercrimes Law as a “gag law” to criminalize opponents and journalists. They’re now extending it to any citizen…

Salcedo transmitted through her social networks the protests of several mothers in front of the Ministry of Public Health.

Nicaraguan producers denounce that other coffee companies refuse to receive their coffee arguing that the beans have a lien on them from CISA.

Sexual education campaigns aren’t enough to stop HIV. Condoms are the main form of prevention and there have been shortages for 10 years.

La Prensa newspaper compiles testimonies from Cubans who prefer to stay in Nicaragua, for now, instead of heading to the United States.

Going after balloons and confiscating the blackbird costume Sheyniss Palacios displayed for the Miss Universe pageant – are only samples…

Every day standing is a challenge for the buildings, the neighbors know that the recent scene could be repeated in the surrounding homes.

The trial of several doctors over the death of a patient in Bayamo, Granma, has set off a wave of indignation among health workers.

Ortega has transformed management of higher education, putting his hand-picked National Council of Universities in charge of all decisions.

Both former political prisoners, told how the Ortega-Murillo regime tried to force them to incriminate imprisoned Monsignor Rolando Alvarez.