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Following the release of 135 political prisoners by the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo and then forced into exile by sending them to Guatemala, various sectors opposed to the Nicaraguan

The Institute for the Protection and Health of Agriculture (IPSA), through official media, confirmed that Nicaragua has registered two cases of people infected by the cattle screwworm, which, according to the World

GUATEMALA CITY — Some of the 135 political prisoners who were released from prison by the government of President Daniel Ortega and arrived in Guatemala on Thursday to offer their testimonies to

“Long live free Nicaragua!” shouts Francisco Arteaga, one of the 135 freed Nicaraguan political prisoners, with his fist raised upon arriving in Guatemala on Thursday. From the window of a yellow bus

The Nicaraguan government on Thursday released 135 political prisoners who arrived in Guatemala, including missionaries from the Texas-based Mountain Gateway organization, lay Catholics and human rights defenders. Source link

The United States announced that it has secured the humanitarian release of 135 political detainees in Nicaragua, including members of religious organizations and students, who will be received by Guatemala, according to

A new reform to Nicaragua’s Criminal Procedure Code, presented to the National Assembly, controlled by the ruling party and its allies, would grant superpowers to the police to bypass due process of

The Bridges for Students Initiative of Nicaragua (IPEN) invited young Nicaraguan refugees in Costa Rica to participate in a study that seeks to identify “the barriers that displaced Nicaraguan youth in Costa

Dictator Daniel Ortega ordered his deputies to reform Law 406, the Nicaraguan Criminal Procedure Code (CPP), to grant suprajudicial powers to the Sandinista Police so that they can raid, seize electronic and

The Nicaraguan government released 135 political prisoners on Thursday, according to a statement released by the White House, which said that among those freed were 13 members of the Texas-based Mountain Gateway