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Twenty Dissidents Abducted in Nicaragua

Among those illegally detained are former political prisoners, returned exiles, artists, businesspeople, and community leaders.

When Kenita Placide co-founded United and Strong, St Lucia’s first LGBTQI+ organisation in 2001, death threats were routine.

The proposed law would penalize companies who transfer call centers out of the United States and create incentives for those that remain.

Political, economic and moral corruption abound in the regime, but neither Ortega or Murillo can stop the “unauthorized corruption.”

The Attorney General’s Office has shifted from being the “State’s lawyer” to a repressive arm used to confiscate, spy on, and dismiss.

Before, the order was clear: “National Directorate, give the order.” Now, the command is “the Compañera (Rosario Murillo) says so.”

Twelve indigenous leaders detained in Nicaraguan prisons are suffering discriminatory and racist mistreatment, reveals a new report.

New law turns a 15-kilometer border strip into Nicaraguan State property, generating uncertainty over land ownership.

Merchants search for the best merchandise they can resell and are making plans to import directly from China—if Customs allows it

I was 26 the first time I was forced to flee a dictator. It was in 1975, and I had to escape Nicaragua for resisting the regime of Somoza.