Jesuit Universities Open for Former Nicaraguan UCA students
Over 3,000 Nicaraguan university students asked to continue their studies on the campuses of Jesuit-run universities in Central America.
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Nicaragua
Ortega Representative Offers the UN a Show of Intolerance
Rosalia Bohorquez avoided responding to questions about the abuses committed against women human rights advocates in Nicaragua.
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Police Seize San Francisco de Asís Institute in Matagalpa
The occupation of the building occurred hours after the government canceled the legal status of the Company of the Friars Minor Franciscans.
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Mexican Summit on Migration Opposes “Coercive Measures”
Latin American presidents promise to respect the human right to migrate and to support other legal alternatives for migrants.
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Argentina: Massa and Milei to Runoff after Sunday’s Vote
With 98.51% of the ballot boxes counted, Sergio Massa obtains 36.68% of the votes, followed by Javier Milei, with 29.98%.
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The New “Normal” Nicaraguans Are Forced to Live With
Ortega has crossed all the red lines, and it’s wouldn’t be strange if he crossed that of assassinating Monsignor Rolando Alvarez…
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Twenty-seven Flights from Haiti Arrive in Nicaragua in Two Days
The arrival of flights from Haiti began on Friday and continued on Saturday, October 21, an unprecedented and highly unusual occurrence.
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Twelve Jailed Nicaraguan Priests Banished to the Vatican
The Bishop of Matagalpa, Rolando Alvarez, remains imprisoned, along with more than 80 political prisoners of the Ortega dictatorship.
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Ortega’s “Committees” Threaten Citizens with Prison or Exile
Police officers and members of the neighborhood CPC committees also threatened citizens with confiscating their houses.
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US Embassy in Nicaragua Warns of Parole Info Scam
“Have you seen someone advertising that they guarantee the approval of Humanitarian Parole? That’s a lie,” warns the US Embassy in Managua
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