Nicaragua Archives - Page 152 of 448

Cuba Returns to the Old Story of “Competing” with the US

Washington has not expressed the last word on who will be invited to the upcoming Summit of the Americas, June 6-10 in Los Angeles.

Human rights advocates recommend continuing the investigations, by building on work already done by the international community.

Nicaragua is left without shelters for women victims of violence, after the cancellation of two dozen non-profits that defend women’s rights.

40% of immigrant children in Costa Rica’s schools don’t have legal immigration status. Most are Nicaraguans and that affects their wellbeing.

Threats of attacks by armed settlers, combined with the sighting of “new tracks”, caused the Miskito families to abandon their farming areas.

The Organizations are originally from Italy, Costa Rica, Germany, the United States and Spain. There are already 28 foreign NGOs eliminated.

Dozens of priests in different regions of Nicaragua have denounced police and paramilitary surveillance, especially during their homilies.

The police harassment of Catholic priests confirms that in Nicaragua no one is spared from the incessant persecution of dissent…

“Monsignor Rolando Álvarez is not alone. We join in fasting and prayer with our bishop in all the temples and chapels of our Diocese.”

Sergio Ramirez points out that the Episcopal Conference “should not hesitate to give a unanimous, firm and unwavering support” to the bishop.