Nicaragua Archives - Page 96 of 448

Parochial School Confiscated, Nuns Expelled from Nicaragua

The Ortega regime “confiscated the Santa Luisa de Marillac Technical Institute” in San Sebastian de Yali, Jinotega.

The dictatorship knows that while the cauldron of hope still boils, there’ll be heat enough to keep the seeds of change alive.

Despite persecution and exile, the Mothers of April’s demand for truth and justice remains unwavering.

“Patrol” portrays the work of the Rama and Kriol tribes in protecting the forest, threatened by land squatters and illegal cattle raising.

The Church’s accounts are in order, declared the Nicaraguan Cardinal, in the face of Ortega’s police accusations of money laundering.

Mexican writer Alma Guillermoprieto discusses the irrational actions of the ruling Ortega-Murillo duo in Nicaragua.

“A writer can have their artistic dimension, but also has a citizen’s duty to raise their voice when they’re not content with reality.”

The account freezing began in Estelí, continued in Matagalpa, Managua and throughout the country, without official notification.

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.