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Nicaragua: Five Years On: “We’re Still in the Ring”

The uprising of April 2018 remains tattooed on the collective memory of all Nicaraguans, especially those who long for a change of government

“We slept in the street, cold and hungry. We were marooned in Mexico when the US abruptly changed their immigration policies last January.”

In the state companies of Sancti Spíritus, “zero consumption” was imposed between 11 in the morning and one in the afternoon

Diaz Canel sought the cause of the crisis in the “non-compliance” of the countries that have signed energy agreements with Cuba.

Daniel asked about everything. That’s why we told him there were magical spirits living up on the mountain tops that protected children.

This journalist from Nandaime in southwestern Nicaragua was the first member of his family to go to a university.

Witness accounts of the armed attack on the Mayangna indigenous community in Nicaragua known as the Sauni as that occurred in March, 2023

The policy’s effectiveness will depend on incentives given to citizens who possess USD to deposit some of them in the bank.

Marches, sit-ins, artistic and religious expositions are part of the commemorative agenda that begins in Costa Rica on April 15th.

According to the Central Bank announcement, “financial & banking institutions will now accept cash deposits in US dollars for bank accounts.”