Nicaragua Archives - Page 189 of 446

The Sacrifices of Nicaraguans Abroad Fuel Increased Remittances

Nicaraguans outside the country work as many as four different jobs, in order to send money to family members…

The young political prisoner wasn’t allowed to see his dying mother. Pleas to the police and the courts fell on deaf ears.

I left my country at 26 years old for personal reasons and I settled in neighboring Costa Rica, a country I knew little about…

The creator of the popular TV series Riverdale, was given space on Time Magazine to plead the case of his imprisoned father.

Legendary Nicaraguan singer-songwriter Luis Mejia Godoy speaks about two very different epochs he spent in Costa Rica.

Despite the arbitrary handling of the pandemic in Nicaragua, it has served as a “justification” for the continuing human rights violations.

Our former Executive Director, journalist Veronica Chavez & her handicapped son Miguel Alejandro Mora Chavez are hospitalized with Covid-19.

Some crises are resolved, others grow worse; but in Nicaragua, we’re living in a permanent crisis with no expiration date…

“Today I want to hold in our minds the priests who have died and those who are sick. I’ve shed many tears for them,” said Cardinal Brenes.

“We urge the Government of Nicaragua to immediately release all political detainees, refrain from reprisals and all acts of intimidation.”