Nicaragua Archives - Page 28 of 441

New Roadblock for Spouses and Stepchildren of US Citizens

The ruling blocks Biden’s initiative which would have offered legal status to half a million spouses and stepchildren of US citizens.

The strict immigration policy will increase the flow of migrants at Mexico’s northern border, warn activists and migrants.

Two Nicaraguan sisters living in Valencia describe the agonizing hours that followed the storm and flooding that left 219 dead…

“My arbitrary detention exposed better than ever the corrupt dictatorship in Guatemala, something we had been trying to show for 30 years.”

This past summer both Trump and Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro stated that if they lose their respective elections there would be a bloodbath.

The new Law empowers the State telecommunications agency to require a license in order to operate local channels or create internet content.

This is the third presidential race in a row with the border as the central villain. Endless campaign ads come across like horror movies…

Eugenia Valle fled into exile with her family, in order to denounce the disappearance of her husband, Victor Boitano.

After arbitrary arrests, sham trials, mistreatment, & torture, Nicaraguan political prisoners released to die or suffer from severe illnesses

Latino Communities in “Swing States”: Polarization, economy over immigration, and an effective anti-immigrant message.