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Ortega Confiscates Assets of Business Executive Piero Coen

Declared a “traitor” and “stateless” in a mock trial, the business magnate has now been stripped of his properties by the Ortega regime.

Those who manage to get into the vehicle are now wondering how the authorities will be able to propel it in the hottest months.

Besides providing shade and oxygen, in the spring-summer period, these trees bloom and give the landscape a beautiful appearance.

Beyond the propaganda in my childhood, Moscow was like a huge bear that held up, hugged tightly, and controlled the Island.

Lula’s government of Brazil is lobbying in the OAS to “soften” the resolution on human rights violations in Nicaragua.

The bump began to grow, and we also evolved as a couple working through traumas that we healed together…

The excess liquidity and inflation we’ve seen in Cuba in recent years, “is almost always linked to financing the country’s fiscal deficit.”

Three Nicaraguans recount the difficulties they’ve had getting a sponsor, and the desperation they feel in their country.

According to Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero, this agreement seeks to guarantee the “stable supply” of oil to Cuba.

On 6/20, World Refugee Day, two young Nicaraguans reflect on their lives in exile in Costa Rica and the USA. Neither had planned to emigrate.