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Hollman Ariel Gaitán, 7, was reported missing on the afternoon of Sunday, August 18, and was found dead inside his home. The National Police, in a press conference, reported that the minor’s

The Sandinista mayors of the municipalities of Murra and Boaco and the vice mayor of Bluefields, the latter in the North Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region (RACCN), were arbitrarily dismissed in recent days,

Statistics from the Nicaraguan Ministry of Health indicate that in 2023, 278 women died due to malignant breast tumors, while another 225 died from cervical cancer. These figures reflect the harsh reality

The Nicaraguan government on Monday closed 1,500 NGOs, most of them religious, according to an official resolution, in what is the largest closure of organizations organized by President Daniel Ortega since the

The propaganda of the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship is heavily advertising the arrival on Sunday of a supposedly “important” Chinese delegation, made up of public officials and businessmen from that communist regime, who are

SAN JOSE — The Nicaraguan government announced Monday that it has canceled the legal status of 1,500 non-governmental organizations, due to an alleged lack of transparency in their operations, amid a series

The Government announced that the Ministry of Health maintains active epidemiological surveillance in response to the alert issued by the World Health Organization (WHO) that declared an international public health emergency for

The dictators Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo continue their anti-Christian crusade and this weekend they banished two more priests, belonging to the Diocese of Matagalpa and Estelí, confirming that the tyrants attack

The massive “sweep” of state workers, announced by the vice-dictator and government spokesperson Rosario Murillo, as part of the government “reorganization”, has already begun to be felt in some ministries such as

Dictators Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo have attacked the Diocese of Matagalpa with particular hatred and have so far succeeded in decimating the diocesan clergy, reducing their number from 62 to 28