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Upala, Costa Rica Eases the Path for Nicaraguan Immigrants

The local government of this canton has placed its bets on education and on legalizing the status of its immigrant population.

He requests Colombia to abide by the Hague ruling but ignores the ruling of the International Court regarding his human rights obligations.

Minutes after the announcement, the National Police surrounded the OAS offices and dismantled its symbols.

“Achieving unity in action will bring us closer to the common goal,” says the Granada Declaration, the founding document of the alliance.

Ramirez denounced on April 20, the intention from those in power in Nicaragua to silence civil society and frustrate their efforts.

During the interrogations in El Chipote, they asked the two now banished Nicaraguans for a ticket to leave the country, to release them.

He notes that the “big losers” are the thousands of children and teens “left in an utterly defenseless situation.”

Since November 2018, the Ortega-Murillo regime has cancelled the legal status of 164 civil society organizations, foundations & associations.

Nicaragua’s parliament has voted to shut down 25 more nongovernmental organizations that have criticized Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega.

Four years after the April Rebellion, the Nicaraguan people’s yearning for freedom remains pending. In fact, it’s grown even sharper…