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Sixty-eight Nicaraguan Indigenous Families Flee from Settlers

Threats of attacks by armed settlers, combined with the sighting of “new tracks”, caused the Miskito families to abandon their farming areas.

In the audio posted here, Alcántara recounts the “inhuman persecution and repression” that he has suffered from the regime in recent years,

The Venezuelan economy appears to be improving after hitting bottom, but the political situation remains mired in authoritarianism.

Sergio Ramirez points out that the Episcopal Conference “should not hesitate to give a unanimous, firm and unwavering support” to the bishop.

The Catholic bishop takes shelter in a Las Colinas church in Managua and calls on parishioners from Matagalpa and Estelí to join the fast.

What we’re seeing in these groups is a phenomenon called “grooming”, that is to say, sexual abuse by an adult of a minor, using social media.

Ricky Pineda, 23, is originally from the Amak community. He left to become a doctor and now wants to return to serve his people.

After the explosion at the Saratoga, firefighters & rescue workers’ first job was to find survivors, & not only human ones. Every life counts

Since May 15, the police siege has intensified outside the San Juan the Baptist Church in Masaya, explains Father Harving Padilla.

Cristyana said the argument of treason that the regime uses against their adversaries who are currently imprisoned, is galling and revolting