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Kids Hurt by Ortega’s Closing of the CODENI Non-Profit

He notes that the “big losers” are the thousands of children and teens “left in an utterly defenseless situation.”

The Rio Grande looks quite calm at a simple glance, but it instills a false sense of confidence in those who choose to cross it…

Four years after the April Rebellion, the Nicaraguan people’s yearning for freedom remains pending. In fact, it’s grown even sharper…

Little change is expected over the next few days, with very hot weather, isolated cloudiness and a regime of easterly trade winds.

The father was sentenced to nine years in prison and the daughter to eight, in a rigged trial held in January in Jovellanos, Matanzas.

When tourists stopped coming after the 2018 unrest, local Nicaraguans lost their incentive to protect the environment…

Nostalgic memories include a suckling pig sandwich on the street, pork steak at lunch time & even rearing a pig or two in the city.

“We must overcome fragmentation, in part caused by the regime, but also because, as a society, we’ve been carrying that tendency ourselves.”

A recent Newsweek article says, “Biden takes aim at Cuba during the worst crisis between the United States and Russia since the Cold War.”

The Ortega-Murillo dictatorship has undertaken a new wave of arrests against artists whom it considers critics or opponents…