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Combatting Costa Rican Xenophobia Towards Nicaraguan Immigrants

The Coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated hostility towards Nicaraguan migrants in Costa Rica. Two experts explain why, and how to counteract it.

Baseball First, Health Second in Ortega’s Nicaragua

Doctors and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) have insisted on avoiding crowds and holding massive activities.

“Exile Made Me Fall in Love Again with Nicaraguan Food”

Sandra Centeno an exiled Nicaraguan in Mexico, has become an expert on the cuisine of her native land.

Dr. Alonso: “There Was No Way to Stop My Father”

Dr. Adan Alonso, 62, would see anyone who requested help in his private clinic. He was aware that he was being exposed to a large viral load.

Sunrise over the Lake of Nicaragua – Photo of the Day

Sunrise over the Lake of Nicaragua (Cocibolca). By Yolidia Hernandez (Nicaragua). Camera: Redmi Note 8

Ortega Unmoved by Nicaraguans Stranded in Cayman Island and on Cruise Ships

Repatriation flights cancelled without justification and cruise lines are asked to “pay for the Managua airport’s operating costs”.

Images of Managua at Night under Covid-19

Bars, fried food stands and even religious services continue without interruptions in the capital, despite the pandemic. And, for lack of movie theaters, the drive-in cinema was revived.

Pandemic at the Border: When Working for a Living is Outlawed

Covid-19 drew a line across a previously porous border, which has altered the lives of Nicaraguans & Costa Ricans The new normal is a new illegality.

Amnesty Int. Confirms Torture Used in Nicaragua to Fabricate Accusations

The “Nicaragua Never Again Human Rights Collective” presents its report: “Torture, an Ongoing Crime in Nicaragua”, endorsed by Amnesty International,

Rural Nicaraguans: Living without Water Amid a Pandemic

Seven out of ten Nicaraguans living in rural areas must fight Covid-19 without regular access to potable water.