Nicaragua Archives - Page 205 of 436

She Fled Nicaragua, Child in Arms, for a Lack of Safety

Helping the Nicaraguan university students who were occupying their campus in 2018 changed Laura’s life forever. Not in a positive way.

Solis is an example of what other functionaries will use as their justification when they one day ask to be pardoned.

Frances Valdivia recounts the psychological torture to which she was subjected while she was detained earlier in the week in Esteli.

Relatives of three youth assassinated in Jinotepe, Masaya and Esteli tell how they’ve been kept from honoring the victims’ memories.

A Health official tells the senior citizens: “Thanks to this government’s political good will, we’ll be giving you the Covishield vaccine.”

Solis reveals how Nicaragua’s presidential couple ordered the court’s guilty verdicts and the police harassment of the opposition.

The US maintains a recommendation to not to travel to Nicaragua due to Covid-19, human rights violations, and lack of rule of law.

Arbitrary arrests, illegal searches and the tightening of the de facto police state. These were the prevailing responses on April 19th,

Riot police from Bluefields, Nicaragua illegally seized Radio La Costenisima’s vehicle and put station head Kalua Salazar under house arrest.

Charismatic and unforgettable. They stood out among Nicaraguans who protested against Daniel Ortega starting April 2018.