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“Pana Pana” to Survive after Eta Hit Nicaragua

The indigenous people of northeastern Nicaragua have revived an ancestral survival tactic. Its called “Pana Pana” and involves mutual support.

Eta entered Nicaraguan territory on Tuesday, November 3rd. Shortly thereafter, the rivers in northern Nicaragua began to overflow their banks.

The repressive purpose of the legislation is disguised to confront crimes through new technologies, writes La Nación of Costa Rica.

Players from two different soccer teams have tested positive for COVID-19. Nonetheless, sporting events in Nicaragua remain open to the public

Nicaragua and Honduras run a serious risk of Covid-19 propagation resulting from Hurricane Eta, said the Pan American Health Organization.

Tropical depression Eta on Thursday sparked massive flooding in Nicaragua, Honduras and elsewhere in Central America,

Tropical Depression Eta has left Nicaragua after leaving a trail of destruction as a powerful hurricane. Dangers persist from the rains…

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Hurricane Eta downgraded to Tropical Storm and could reach Cuba and Florida. Warnings that the system is still dangerous due to heavy rain.

By Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. (ET) the Category 4 storm reached the coast south of Bilwi, Nicaragua, with winds of 140 mph and moving west at 3 mph.