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The Nicaraguan Human Rights Collective Never Again presented a new report on the rights situation in Nicaragua entitled “Between repression and citizen resistance.” Through the document they denounce the “impunity, violence, repression

The inhabitants of the Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua faced the force of hurricanes Eta and Iota at the end of 2020. Many families lost everything and are still recovering from the impact

The investigation of the regime, for alleged embezzlement of funds, against the Sandinista mayor of Rivas, Wilfredo López Hernándezhas more of a “partisan political background” than a fight against corruption, according to

Monsignor Silvio Baez, auxiliary bishop of Managua, expressed his solidarity with Monsignor Rolando Alvarez for the cancellation of the Catholic cable television channel of the Diocese of Matagalpa that operates in the

Daniel Ortega’s regime removed its ambassador to China, José Gómez, just a month after his appointment and appointed the specialist in Tourism Development, Ian Coronel Kinloch. His partner on the Asian continent

SAN JOSE COSTA RICA – The Nicaraguan government activated the alarms this week due to the formation of a meteorological phenomenon that could become a tropical storm and even a hurricane and

The Government of Nicaragua anticipated this Tuesday the presence of a potential tropical cyclone in the Caribbean Sea, and began preparations for a possible impact on its east coast. “We are working

The Daniel Ortega regime paid its political allies in Russia and Cuba more than 101.9 million dollars for the purchase of 11.2 million vaccines against covid-19, which are not yet authorized by

The World Bank (WB) failed to specify what are the conditions of transparency in health matters that the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega must comply with with a new loan of 116 million

The so-called “potential tropical cyclone two” may make landfall as a hurricane in Central America next weekend, after passing through several Caribbean islands and the northern coasts of Venezuela and Colombia, according