Big Fines Await Whoever Ortega Declares a “Foreign Agent”
Those considered “foreign agents” by the Ortega regime could be sanctioned for incompliance with fines ranging from US $300 to US $500,000.
Read MoreThose considered “foreign agents” by the Ortega regime could be sanctioned for incompliance with fines ranging from US $300 to US $500,000.
Read MoreOrtega & Murillo will win the presidential elections for the 2021-2025 period, despite having the lowest level of approval in the last decade.
Read MoreThere are less than ten months left before the 2021 elections in Nicaragua, although they still haven’t been formally convened.
Read MorePolice officers handcuff and threaten to imprison journalist Jacksell Herrera, contributor of the “Nicaragua Actual” platform.
Read MoreWith this legislation, they can remove Nicaraguan opposition leaders and supporters from circulation for up to 90 days without chrages.
Read MoreA “Good Will Commission” was created this week, to seek unity among all those opposing the Ortega regime in Nicaragua.
Read MoreThe Nicaraguan Gov. has begun denying certain foreigners their 5-year residency cards. Instead, they’re issuing permits for only 3 months.
Read MoreSchool principal: The government isn’t helping “to spread awareness”, nor providing “logistical help” to avoid the spread of COVID-19.
Read MoreThe economic crisis sparked by the pandemic, plus political instability and the suspension of commercial flights, have hit Nicaragua hard.
Read MoreTwo well-known feminist groups in Nicaragua denounced squads of “police & paramilitaries” who perpetrated “acts of intimidation” on them.
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