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Ortega Regime Cries “Intervention” in Nicaraguan Affairs

The government tries to justify repressive actions that it has carried out in recent weeks against opponents and presidential candidates.

In Guatemala, transgender and human rights advocates are demanding justice for two trans women assaulted and killed in recent days.

Dozens of riot police invaded the homes of more Nicaraguan opposition leaders Sunday accusing them of “terrorism” and taking them prisoner.

“The private sector and investors are watching carefully what might happen in the next two weeks, in order to decide their course of action.”

They were summoned in the case against the Violeta Chamorro Foundation; but the Prosecutors questioned them regarding the Cybercrime Law.

The local sheriff’s department in Hubbard County, Minnesota, arrested Weisman, a freelance journalist on assignment for the Los Angeles Times

Here is our 7-day weather forecast for the Cuban capital. Days will be hot with rains in the afternoon, which may reach intense storms.

Under the orders of Daniel Ortega the Nicaraguan Police arrested the constitutional lawyer Jose Pallais, a member of the National Coalition.

William Grigsby boasted on his program “Sin Fronteras” that the war operation called “Danto” against Daniel Ortega’s opponents hasn’t ended.

A woman serving a 30-year prison sentence, accused of having an abortion, has been released after nearly a decade behind bars.