Nicaragua Archives - Page 293 of 449

The Situation in Nicaragua Is Far From Normal

Normality seems to be that Nicaraguans are governed by a pair of despots; too many things have been normalized that should not be.

Civic Alliance Reviews 2019 Actions, Eyes Opposition Coalition

The Civic Alliance warned the Ortega-Murillo government that if the regime does not stop repressing, sanctions will continue raining upon them.

US Export Bank Excludes Nicaragua

The Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM) announced it will stop working with Nicaragua as of Monday, December 23.

USA asks OAS to Discuss a New Resolution against the Ortega Regime

The United States asked the Permanent Council of the OAS to review a draft of a resolution on Nicaragua.

European Parliament Ups the Pressure on the Ortega Government

With 560 votes in favor, the European Parliament agreed to send a delegation to Nicaragua and urged Ortega to allow them to enter the country.

President of Costa Rica Requests Support to Assist Nicaraguan Migrants

Carlos Alvarado attended the Global Refugee Forum with a portfolio of cooperation projects to answer the requests from refugees and migrants.

Ortega Nationalizes His Family Oil Distribution Co. to Skirt US Sanctions

Ortega’s son and his partners in DNP will be able to set the price of gas without following the guidelines for expropriation.

Female Political Prisoners in Nicaragua Protest over Medical Attention

They requested medical attention for Neyma Hernandez, who on Friday suffered a pre-infarct and severe abdominal pains.

Nicaragua: A Year after the Occupation of Confidencial, they Never Silenced Us

Despite the threats and repression of the dictatorship, the independent press resists in Nicaragua, continuing to do journalism at the service of the truth.

Nearly Half of Nicaragua’s Tourism Businesses Closed, others Struggle to Survive

Nicaragua’s tourism related businesses struggle to survive despite a big drop in visitors and those that do come are spending less.