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Nicaraguan Gov. Cancels Three Flights, Leaves Passengers Stranded

Two Avianca flights bound for Nicaragua and another that would depart from the country for Panama were suddenly cancelled this past weekend.

A mob of approximately 100 people entered Río Negro’s offices in the city of General Roca, Río Negro province, ransacked the premises,

The new numbers would put Mexico’s deaths at over 321,000, placing it second in overall fatalities, ahead of Brazil and behind the U.S.

More supervision over the IDB, WB, and IMF, and they will sanction those who “obstructfree and transpare nt elections” in Nicaragua.

Despite the increase in Covid cases, the government believes it can keep things under control by isolating visitors at State tourist resorts.

Dozens of ships carrying oil and shipping containers are idled in the Suez Canal after a massive container vessel ran aground.

Costa Rica’s land borders are set to open on April 5th. However, tourist visas won’t be available in Nicaragua until

In Argentina, thousands marched Wednesday to mark the 45th anniversary of the 1976 coup that ushered in a bloody U.S.-backed dictatorship.

President Biden has now deported more Haitians over the past two months than President Trump did in the previous year.

Tourists coming from Nicaragua will be able to enter Costa Rica through the Peñas Blancas border station. Here are the entry requirements.