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The Story of Deported Nicaraguan Asylum Seekers (Podcast)

Nicaraguan on the NPR radio program “This American Life”. Moises, his wife and daughter fled to the US after his torture and persecution.

United, Copa and Aeromexico confirmed they would not be flying to Nicaragua in December. American is still on hold.

“People have lowered their guard… If children don’t get medical attention in time, there’s a tendency for their cases to get worse.”

Costa Rican authorities announced the creation of a special humanitarian migratory category for Nicaraguans, Venezuelans and Cubans.

Biden, VP to Obama (2009-2017), said during the campaign that if he won he would return bilateral ties to the point where he left them.

“The reform excludes international observation, constitutional reforms and changes to facilitate registration of new parties or alliances”.

Eta entered Nicaraguan territory on Tuesday, November 3rd. Shortly thereafter, the rivers in northern Nicaragua began to overflow their banks.

Democratic Party candidate Joe Biden became the president-elect of the USA on Saturday. The results from Pennsylvania tipped the balance.

The arrival of a plane from the UK carrying first tourists to Varadero during the pandemic, marks the resumption of international tourism.

Tropical Depression Eta has left Nicaragua after leaving a trail of destruction as a powerful hurricane. Dangers persist from the rains…