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The United States Embassy in Nicaragua, through its social media, reported that as of September 23, it will use a new system in which users of the services offered by that diplomatic

The number of people who lost their lives in a traffic accident that occurred on Monday, September 23, rose to four, including an 18-year-old man, when a truck carrying construction materials overturned

The torrential rains that have been falling on Nicaraguan territory since last weekend have so far caused one death in the municipality of Murra, as well as severe damage to roads, bridges

In its attempt to project an image of a safe country, the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo maintains that Nicaragua has reduced its homicide rate to 7 per 100,000 inhabitants,

A Nicaraguan priest in exile, speaking on condition of anonymity, tells how he has experienced the religious persecution that the dictatorial regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo maintains in Nicaragua. The

The US State Department has imposed visa restrictions on “numerous” executives of travel companies from Europe, Africa and the Middle East on Tuesday, September 24, for being related to the migration business

The artist Haydée Palacios Vivas, a dancer and teacher of Nicaraguan folklore for more than half a century, according to information shared by the Academy that bears her name, passed away yesterday,

The Union of Political Prisoners (UPPN), through its social networks, released an alert demanding the release of political prisoner Jaime Navarrete Blandón, who despite having served, in January 2023, the illegal and

The indigenous leader of the Autonomous Region of the North Caribbean Coast, alternate deputy and president of the political organization Yatama, remains arbitrarily imprisoned by the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega and Rosario

The Nicaraguan dictatorship has remained completely silent regarding the “investigative” process against the now former presidential advisor and indigenous leader Steadman Fagot Müller, kidnapped by the Army and handed over to the