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Whistleblowing Doctors Complain of “Unsafe Conditions” in Nicaraguan Hospitals

They’re not allowed to use masks or gloves, or speak of the pandemic. The group Medical Unity demands “protection for the health workers.”

Nicaragua “Recommends” Quarantine to People Arriving from Countries with Covid-19

With this decision, the Government changes its position regarding social isolation; Murillo had said that there would be “no quarantine of any kind”

Nicaraguan Opposition Coalition Denounces the Ortega Regime to WHO

Opposition platform accuses the Nicaraguan government of maintaining a “policy of secrecy and denial” with regard to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Ortega-Murillo Regime Is the Virus

Nicaraguan history has taught us there are external factors outside the government’s will, that may affect it if they fail to take the required measures…

“Be Like Ortega,” The Viral Message in Nicaragua for Covid-19

“Be like Ortega,” referring to Nicaragua’s president who hasn’t shown his face in public since the coronavirus went from an epidemic to a pandemic.

Nicaraguans Quarantined in Zaragoza, Spain Receive Protection

They fear that more people were infected in the church where Nicaraguan pastor Nereyda Palacios preached. Palacios died of Covid-19 last Thursday.

Ortega’s Absence and Silence Questioned in Times of Covid-19

Many Nicaraguans believe that a quarantine would be ideal to prevent coronavirus infection from spreading and adopt their own self-care measures.

A Nicaraguan at the Epicenter of the Pandemic in Italy

Nicaraguan German Ramirez reports from Bergamo, in northern Italy, that the coronavirus is “out of control” and that a quarantine “will be prolonged.”

Five Presidents’ Absurd Responses to Covid-19

While other presidents sharpened their measures to avoid contagion from Covid-19, these presidents “prescribed” kisses, hugs and marches.

Nicaraguan Opposition Launches Coronavirus Emergency Committee

The Coalition demanded that Ortega suspend massive events and agglomerations, care for vulnerable sectors, and suspend non-essential institutional work.