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Nicaragua: Costa Rican Tourists Lost over US $50,000

Marcos Gomez had been planning an excursion for months that would take Costa Rican tourists to visit different sites in Nicaragua.

In July she will be one year since being prevented from returning to Nicaragua, after delivering a message to the United Nations.

“We had hopes that we were going to be able to recover it, because it’s something that’s ours, that we’ve worked for.”

Despite the Costa Ricans having all their papers in order, Nicaraguan immigration prevented them from entering “for security reasons.”

Nicaragua is left with no opposition leaders, critical voices, or independent media. The Ortega regime has swept them all away.

The European Parliament member calls on the Nicaraguan opposition to take advantage of the fractures in the regime.

Nighttime abductions and express hearings are part of the new strategy to “impose silence” and “force people into exile”

Nicaraguan journalist Victor Ticay was detained over his coverage of a banned Easter procession.

More than 50 Nicaraguans charged with political crimes are living with the uncertainty of losing their parole at any time.

Ten years after the canal project was announced, an entire web of corruption involving 23 “shell companies” continues operating…