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Big Fines Await Whoever Ortega Declares a “Foreign Agent”

Those considered “foreign agents” by the Ortega regime could be sanctioned for incompliance with fines ranging from US $300 to US $500,000.

They’re musicians and they are fighting for equal opportunities in the sector. So that their rights are respected, both on and off stage.

Cuban shooter Leuris Pupo and long-jump champion Ivan Pedroso have sold their Olympic medals. The news spread like wildfire…

The scheduled meeting didn’t take place. Restrictions on movement and arbitrary arrests were the highlights of the day instead.

The Nicaraguan Gov. has begun denying certain foreigners their 5-year residency cards. Instead, they’re issuing permits for only 3 months.

School principal: The government isn’t helping “to spread awareness”, nor providing “logistical help” to avoid the spread of COVID-19.

The economic crisis sparked by the pandemic, plus political instability and the suspension of commercial flights, have hit Nicaragua hard.

Our respect and admiration for journalism and communication professionals who with their courage save us from misinformation.

One day before political prisoner Carlos Alberto Bonilla was scheduled for release, the District Attorney’s office issued a new accusation.

Every time it rains heavily in Jamaica, a deluge of plastic bottles and bags, styrofoam and other garbage fills gullies and streams.