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San Jose Costa Rica – Relations between Nicaragua and Colombia have remained stagnant in recent years, but that could change with the coming to power of the Colombian leftist leader Gustavo Petro,

The Costa Rican Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship, Arnoldo André Tinoco, announced that his Government “consult” with the observer countries of the Central American Integration System (SICA), on possible support for

The Mothers of April Association (AMA) continues to demand justice from the Daniel Ortega dictatorship for the victims of the Nicaraguan regime’s “bloody” operation, called “Operation Cleanup,” in 2018. In a releasethe

The regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo dismissed the head of the Agricultural Ministry (MAG), Edward Francisco Centeno Gadea, and the secretary general, Ana Marcia Zeledón Avilés, daughter of the mayor

It was March 2021, prior to the presidential elections that year, when Kitty Monterrey, president of Citizens for Freedom (CxL), stated from her office in Managua that his party was the option

The bodies of 46 immigrants were located on Monday inside the trailer of a truck parked on the outskirts of San Antonio, on the Texas (USA) border with Mexico, along with 16

The Mothers of April Association (AMA) recalled that this June 27 marks three years of “impunity” for the murder of carrier and merchant Yalmar Antonio Zeledón Olivas, who was shot while traveling

The Sandinista mayor of Rivas, Wilfredo López Hernández, is being investigated for the second time for alleged acts of corruption in the municipality, according to sources close to the case. The local

The Government of Nicaragua reported this Monday that it began monitoring a meteorological disturbance in the Atlantic Ocean that has “high possibilities” of becoming a hurricane, and if it occurs, impact the

The Directorate of Migration and Immigration (DGME) of Nicaragua nationalized this Monday, June 27, two more children of Ebal Diaz Lupian, former secretary of the Presidency of Juan Orlando Hernández. The former