Nicaragua: Public Employees Hindered from Traveling to USA
Two public employees planning to travel to the US through the humanitarian parole program met with unexpected obstacles…
Read MoreTwo public employees planning to travel to the US through the humanitarian parole program met with unexpected obstacles…
Read MoreA total 36,600 hectares of land in Suina & Mulukuku will be set aside for mining exploitation without any known environmental impact studies.
Read MoreNicaraguans tell what hides the appearance of normality in Nicaragua and how they live “quietly” under repression and political surveillance.
Read More“Justice should be a priority on the agenda of governments that are allies of the Nicaraguan people,” affirms “Raza e Igualdad.”
Read MorePanamanian authorities protest the “flagrant and repeated” violation of international law by the Nicaraguan Embassy officials.
Read MoreGiven the significant influence of the care economy, it is crucial that Latin American governments implement policies to combat inequality.
Read MoreIn the document, the G7 foreign ministers urged Ortega to release political prisoners, currently totaling 138.
Read MoreAlthough the regime has frustrated all attempts to end the crisis, citizens continue yearning for justice and democracy.
Read More“We regret nothing.” Five Nicaraguans who participated in the April Rebellion celebrate the courage of the citizenry against the dictatorship
Read MoreLand colonist Ariel Castro, accused of attacks on Mayangna communities, was freed after prominent FSLN members lobbied on his behalf.
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