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Ortega Unleashes a Wave of Easter Kidnappings in Nicaragua

The abductions have been characterized by excessive violence and police and paramilitary deployment, while the police besiege Catholic temples

Neighbors of Olesia Muñoz confirmed that a group of civilians arrived at her home, when she was rehearsing for the mass of this Holy Thursday

The person wishing to immigrate may enter through the humanitarian parole program or with a legal appointment scheduled on the CBP One app.

The UN mandate is to determine who the aggressors are “by name and surname,” as well as the institutions involved.

Nicaraguans took out loans from banks or moneylenders to pay for their trip north. Today, they’re on US soil, but struggling with the payments

Ethnic cleansing only benefits the Ortega clan and its dynastic project, a vehicle of accumulation of political power and wealth.

Donancio Alarcon was in charge of a church belonging to the diocese administered by the imprisoned bishop Rolando Alvarez.

The extension of the group’s mandate was approved on April 3rd, via a resolution that received 21 votes in favor, 5 against and 21 abstentions

Gutierrez was rearrested on February 12th for going out on the Managua streets to demand the liberation of Monsignor Rolando Alvarez.

Message to heads of state: Let us not forget entire families are waiting for justice. Let us take action to liberate Monsignor Rolando Alvarez.