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The Superior Council of Private Enterprise (Cosep) re-elected businessman César Zamora as its first vice president, who will continue as “acting president” due to the absence of Michael Healy as president-elect of

The Civic Alliance for Justice and Democracy (ACJD) and the Blue and White National Unity (Unab) rejected the blockade of entry into the country that the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario

Gabriel Mato, deputy of the Popular Party (PP) in the European Parliament, denounced that the “situation behind bars is unsustainable” for the political prisoner Félix Maradiaga. The opponent has been locked up

The president of the Human Rights Council of the United Nations Organization (UN), Federico Villegas, denounced that the Government of Nicaragua, last July, denied entry to the Nicaraguan Annex Alfred Cunningham, a

The new representative of Colombia in the Organization of American States (OAS), Luis Ernesto Vargas, said this Wednesday that his country will condemn the human rights violations in Nicaragua when it sees

The Superior Council of Private Enterprise (Cosep) renewed its Board of Directors, keeping Michael Healy, imprisoned since October 2021, in the presidency. In the same session, the hitherto first vice president, Álvaro

Nicaragua’s deputy president, Rosario Murillo, congratulated the sanctioned National Police on its 43rd anniversary of foundation, to whom she attributed the “defense of peace and security” in the face of the 2018

Show more show less Human rights organizations denounce that the Nicaraguan judicial authorities have held private hearings for Catholic priests who were arrested in August. The priests have already been accused, but

The special rapporteur on freedom of peaceful assembly and of association of the United Nations Organization (UN), Clément Voule and the special rapporteur for freedom of expression of the Inter-American Commission on

In the run-up to the disputed municipal votes of 2022, the Supreme Electoral Council (CSE) eliminated more than 755,000 voters from the electoral roll, going from 4.4 million Nicaraguans registered for “the