In Nicaragua, almost a year after the security forces took over the newspaper La Prensa, the situation for journalists has worsened. All its staff moved to Costa Rica in the face of new persecution, according to the editor-in-chief of the most important media outlet in the country.
Almost a year after the embargo of La Prensa, all its staff flee to Costa Rica
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