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Nicaragua’s Growing Debt with China May Darken Its Future

Will the new Chinese financial life-raft eventually weigh down Nicaragua’s economy? We include some expert opinions.

After La Prensa’s coverage of the expulsion of the Missionaries of Charity from the country, the Police sought to imprison us.

Since their abduction months ago, Carlos Bojorge, Freddy Quezada, and Brooklyn Rivera have not been seen by their families or their lawyers.

The artists were jailed in Esteli, Nicaragua 194 days ago for painting a mural to honor Sheynnis Palacios, after she was crowned Miss Universe

“We are experiencing very difficult situations in exile. We do not have an organization to support us,” said Susana Cuningham.

What happens Sunday will determine the complicity or firmness of the Mexican Government in the face of dictatorships in the region.

Humberto Ortega is being kept prisoner for souring the climate around the dynastic succession that his sister-in-law has planned.

Six years after the murder of their sons, three relatives share what it’s like to live with grief without being able to return to Nicaragua.

How do you pass on the culture of the country you left to your children? What Nicaraguan legacies are worth perpetuating?

In six months, three Chinese companies have received 13 mining concessions, one of them a “lifeline” for the sanctioned Comintsa