Coronavirus: Opportunity or Obstacle for the Ortega-Murillo Regime?
Why has the Nicaraguan government not decreed any serious measure against the coronavirus and goes against the tide to the rest of the countries?
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Workers in Nicaragua’s Free Trade Zones Fear Eventual Quarantine
Uncertainty in the formal and informal economy in the face of measures that could be needed to prevent massive contagion from the Coronavirus.
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Government in Nicaragua Keeps a Lid on Coronavirus Tests
The doctors concurred that the Covid-19 tests sent to Managua have been treated with great secrecy, “Almost at the level of a State secret.”
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Nicaragua Has Its First Confirmed Case of Coronavirus
The Nicaraguan, 40, returned on March 15 from Panama, he is “isolated” and “stable”, “and we hope to God that he doesn’t need a respirator”, said Murillo.
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US Doctors Alarmed by Ortega’s Negligence on Coronavirus
Nicaragua continues to ignore WHO recommendations to prevent the propagation of the coronavirus, leaving the most vulnerable population unprotected…
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Nicaragua: Murillo Orders Recreational Activities Despite the Coronavirus
While Costa Rica closes their borders, Nicaragua’s Vice President refuses to suspend classes and promotes fairs and tourism.
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The Path to Dismantling the Dictatorship in Nicaragua
My posture and my path have been clear since April: Ortega won’t go on his own, therefore we must get him out!
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Jose “Chepito Areas” (Nicaragua) – Song of the Day
Today’s featured artist is percussionist Jose “Chepito ” Areas from Nicaragua with the song “Guarafeo” from the album “Jose “Chepito” Areas” (1974).
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Nicaragua: Coronavirus in Times of Dictatorship
Now the regime is putting everyone’s health at risk, especially the poorest, including its own supporters. We are facing an act of extreme irresponsibility.
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Nicaragua Called Negligent in Covid-19 Prevention
Nicaragua & Belize are the only 2 countries in the region that haven’t taken 5 of the 7 sanitary measures recommended by the World Health Organization.
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