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Human Rights Advocates Resist Ortega’s All-Out Assault

Threats, jail, exile, and annulment of their legal status are some of the government’s strategies to silence the human rights defenders.

The Oil Minister condemns “interventionism” & says Iran will study completing the aborted Nicaraguan refinery originally promised by Venezuela

The CABEI offered them a wide range of financing programs, with amounts that could surpass US $400 million dollars.

“The 181 political prisoners in jail today symbolize national dignity and the hope for democratic change,” in Nicaragua.

Two testimonies from Nicaraguans who crossed the Rio Grande into the US. An immigration lawyer explains the real options…

Mexican authorities have reportedly agreed to take back more Cuban and Nicaraguan migrants expelled by the United States under Title 42.

The Nicaraguan State “has no legitimate pretext to intervene & control civil society organizations, as in practice, they’ve tried to do…

With these organizations annulled the Ortega regime has closed 218 associations, universities, foundations, and other non-profits since 2018.

With the new closures, the total number of non-governmental organizations the regime has shuttered since 2018 rises to 193.

During their most recent visit, family members confirmed a decline in the political prisoners’ physical and psychological health.