Nicaragua Regime Separates Police Chief from Control of Pension System
Bill separates police command from the Board of Directors of the Social Security and Human Development Institute, which will be attached to the Presidency.
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Nicaragua Fails to Declare “Emergency” over Coronavirus
Elevated projection of possible mortality proves that the Ministry of Health expects the most serious patients to merely “come to the hospitals to die.”
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The VP of Nicaragua has a Love Vaccine for Coronavirus
The World Health Organization suggested just the opposite, avoiding mass crowds to prevent coronavirus infections.
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Women Mobilized in Latin America; in Nicaragua They Were Besieged
Thousands of women marched this March 8 and 9 in Latin America, in Nicaragua the Police besieged and repressed any attempted demonstration. (40 photos)
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Nicaragua and Coronavirus: Government Silence Weakens Protection
The Ministry of Health hasn’t yet explained to the public the measures they will implement in the face of the imminent arrival of the virus in Nicaragua.
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Resting after Soccer, Granada, Nicaragua – Photo of the Day
Resting after soccer, Granada, Nicaragua. By Susan Keeney (USA). Camera: Motorola phone
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Human Rights Violations in Nicaragua Discussed in Dublin, Ireland
The two speakers stressed that the human rights situation in Nicaragua remains critical, despite Government claims that the country has ‘normalized’…
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Nicaragua’s Police Receive Sanctions: What about their Commander in Chief?
Daniel Ortega is an organic part of the police structure. He’s the top of the command pyramid. Does the weight of the sanctions fall on him or not?
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US Congress Demands More Sanctions on the Ortega Regime in Nicaragua
Bipartisan resolution of the US Congress calls on the international community to restrict financing, until free and fair elections are held in Nicaragua.
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Francisca Ramirez: Harvesting in Exile with an Eye on Nicaragua
From her temporary agricultural camp in Upala, Costa Rica, rural leader Francisca Ramirez demands conditions for the safe return of those in exile.
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