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Women Can’t Mediate Under Death Threat

Women reporting violence are forced to mediate with their aggressors. The system exposes them to violence instead of protecting them.

A study reveals 51 unmarked crossings used by Nicaraguan migrants. It also highlights the dangers they encounter in their crossing.

Evacuatees try to return to where they lived due to the lack of conditions in the shelters, but they no longer have a house to return to.

Our politicians “way of being” neither falls from the sky nor appears by divine will. We shape it ourselves, day by day.

“The first hurricane took away the zinc roofing, the second one took everything, everything, it left nothing,” says a resident of Bilwi.

In their November report, the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) predicts that Ortega will remain in power for the 2021–2025 term.

During the hurricanes, the Red Cross evacuated 64,000. Now it will provide psychosocial care and help rehabilitate drinking water sources.

A number of Nicaraguan music groups and emerging artists will present a virtual free concert and chat on November 26th. Read how to tune in.

The International Day that calls for the Elimination of Violence against Women is November 25th. However, the problem is an every day affair.

Amid the destruction, flooding and suffering, the Ortega-Murillo regime haven’t stopped using the police for repression and intimidation.