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Nicaraguans in Texas Strive to Keep Helping Migrants

They provide follow-up & accompaniment to the Nicaraguan migrant population, but this year, the demand has exceeded their ability to help.

The Nicaraguan dictatorship’s foreign minister calls Iran a “brother country” and declares they can confront “U.S. Imperialism” together.

Experts offer advice to migrating Nicas on how to avoid becoming victims of ransom attempts, and what families should do if this occurs.

The human rights activist pointed out the need to go beyond dialogue and sanctions with a regime that is committing crimes against humanity

Suyen is one of some 40 political prisoners being held in inhumane conditions in the infamous Managua jail known as El Chipote.

The Unival was founded 25 years ago and had campuses in Managua, Juigalpa, Jinotega, Matagalpa and Ocotal.

“Authoritarians place journalism as an enemy.” The case of Nicaragua “is more painful, but it is not the only one.”

We all knew Carlos Mejia Godoy as a singer & poet through his song lyrics. Now he has introduced a new facet to his artistic life: painting.

In a blunt open letter, priests and religious leaders demanded that Brenes “Stop being a propagandist that behaves like a politician…

After more than 110 days incomunicado under house arrest, the Ortega dictatorship showed the religious leader, with evident weight loss.