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UN Experts Urge Legal Action against Ortega Regime

Organizations and victims stress that the GHREN report has “the necessary elements for the international community to act.”

On one side of the Rio Grande, dozens of migrants set up an improvised camp from where they wait for a response to the request they made.

Her life, her studies and her dreams stopped dead during the time she was in prison. She was declared guilty of treason…

At least 98 people have lost their lives and 340 have disappeared along the Cuba-U.S. migration routes since January 2021.

“The USA offers political asylum, but for citizenship there are established laws and regulations, and citizenship is not granted overnight.”

Only inside parishes, atriums, or surrounding areas, but despite persecution, parishioners affirm: “We will pray for the imprisoned bishop”

Some “stateless” Nicaraguans in the US are betting on continuing their asylum process there before accepting another nationality.

Since 2021, students have written many statements complaining about the unjust arrests and the expulsion of classmates & professors.

Bank accounts at zero. Some were told: “You are no longer in the system,” or “I can’t pay you because of orders from the INSS president.”

President of the Central American Bank for Economic Integration accepts public debate challenge with Manuel Orozco and Ryan Berg.