Nicaragua Archives - Page 230 of 447

Judo Champion: “I had to Reinvent Myself”

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.

Former Nicaraguan health minister and current presidential advisor Carolina Davila announced that COVID-19 vaccinations will begin in 2021.

In Nicaragua, sectarian interests, power ambitions and the caudillo (strong man) spirit, inevitably lead to tragedies.

Copa, based in Panama, announced that they won’t be resuming their flights to Nicaragua until March. Other airlines are uncertain.

Nicaragua has ample experience and capacity to administer COVID-19 vaccines, but specialists wonder if there’s political will.

Young Nicaraguan accused of the standard charges for protestors against the Ortega regime of drug trafficking and illegal weapons possession.