Nicaragua Archives - Page 14 of 432

Migrants in the US Should Seek Legal Counsel Before Trump

Trump threatens massive deportations and the closure of programs that benefit migrants beginning on the first day of his administration.

There are now some 1.5 million Nicaraguans living outside the country. The majority – some 800,000 – are in the United States

Eleven years ago, the young woman founded the “Buena Vida” brand of natural products. Now she’s fulfilling her yearning to become a pilot.

The law “places banks in a highly vulnerable position regarding correspondent banking relationships and international operations.”

What the fall of the dynastic dictatorship of Asad in Syria teaches us about Nicaragua.

The big news at the end of this year is, without a doubt, the flight of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad to Moscow.

Confidencial and its Editorial Board selected the 496+ citizens whom the dictatorship officially or secretly declared as persona non grata.

Depriving political opponents & human rights defenders of citizenship or nationality shows the collaboration between the region’s autocracies

In the book, British journalist John Carlin retells the story of Zoilamerica Narvaez and her denunciation of Daniel Ortega’s sexual abuse.

“It’s quite a sui generis country when it comes to appealing to the application of the law. There is no law in Nicaragua,” dice Mulino.