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Youngest Nicaraguan Political Prisoner “Guilty”

The political sciences and international relations student completed 115 days under arrest in the cells of the La Esperanza women’s prison.

Nayib Bukele appears determined to barrel ahead with his plan for Bitcoin acceptance, for the internal economy & also in his related projects.

Chile’s Gabriel Boric’s presidential inauguration poses a question for Latin America: Has a new left arrived in the region?

Each family has taken over a small part of the basement, where they keep their supplies and a piece or two of furniture to rest on. (14 photos)

Eight months after the first hearing, lawyer Yader Morazán assures that “the process expired and also the pre-trial detention measure.”

An old resource lies behind Cuba’s hypocritical rhetoric, which Fidel Castro used when he supported the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia.

Economist Enrique Saenz warns that China’s interest in Central America consists of “expanding its trade, in completely asymmetrical relations”

An investigation by Popol Na and Fundación del Río details that in recent years some 115 NGOs have had their legal status revoked.

Putin considers the “reelection” of the Nicaraguan tyrant was “an overwhelming” victory and military agreements are kept secret.

Isolated in their own homes, without telephones or any means of communication; nevertheless, they now have better nutrition and family visits.