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Cubans in Uruguay Say Scammed by Nicaraguan Embassy

Cubans currently in Montevideo, Uruguay, seeking to travel to Managua are accusing the Nicaraguan embassy of scamming them. Read why…

This old demand took the spotlight on social media again, after architecture was included on the list of banned self-employment activities.

Being a woman in Nicaragua is living under siege, gender violence, and impunity. Four women tell how they face these struggles.

The dispute began on February 16th, when Cuban singer Yotuel, from band Orishas, published a video called “Patria y Vida” (Homeland and life).

“Here in Norway, I’ve given them photos & videos of the harassment against me and my family. But they haven’t considered it sufficient proof.”

Int. Women’s Day pays tribute to the achievements of women worldwide and reminds us what still needs to be done for full gender equality.

The same special police agents are used as witnesses at multiple trials for crimes supposedly occurring throughout the country.

Vulnerability, impunity, fear, and the need to survive are behind the silence of the population in the face of abuses of power.

Marcela Loaiza was just 21 years old when a man approached her at her workplace in Pereira City, Colombia with promises of fame and money.

At least eight airlines are functioning in each of the other Central American countries. Nicaragua, however, is served by only two airlines.