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Nicaraguans Besieged: “The Police Scare Away Customers”

Stories of artisans and professionals who oppose the regime. They now face continual harassment from the police and paramilitary.

All Covid-19 tests must be performed and processed at the Ministry of Health laboratories in Managua. They charge US $150 for each test,

Relatives of more than a hundred political prisoners called on COSEP executives to pressure the Ortega government to release the dissidents.

The doctor, Pablo Moreno, fired from the Manolo Morales Hospital, is a gastroenterologist with over two decades of experience.

The Venezuelan airlines Conviasa, popular for Cuban merchants, no longer flies to Managua, now down to only one airlines flying commercially.

She was frozen out of Nicaragua’s official sports environment because of her critical position on the Ortega government.

The Proposals’ Group for Nicaragua points out the challenges and actions for a new administration after the departure of Daniel Ortega.

The solution isn’t proclaiming abstention but rekindling civil resistance until the police state is suspended, and there is electoral reform.

Our photo of the day: “San Juan River” was taken by Burke Carson (USA-Nicaragua) in El Castillo, Nicaragua, using an iPhone SE camera.

What you need to know about the different requirements, restrictions, and options for traveling between Nicaragua and Costa Rica.