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The regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, like the dictatorships of Cuba and Venezuela, rejected this Friday —through a press release released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs— the expulsion of

Nicaragua’s new ambassador to the Organization of American States (OAS), Orlando Tardencilla, dedicated his presentation of credentials to virulently attacking the United States, Europe and the same continental organization in the presentation

San Jose Costa Rica – Nicaragua’s new representative to the Organization of American States, Orlando Tardencilla, presented his credentials to the regional organization this Friday with a note full of insults in

The “diplomatic storm” in Nicaragua’s foreign policy continues, now in the United Nations (UN) and Switzerland. After the denunciation of the then Nicaraguan ambassador to the Organization of American States (OAS), Arturo

Self-convened Nicaraguans in Miami, United States, are calling for a march for Sunday, April 17, under the slogan; “A single April 19, a single voice”, with the aim of bringing a message

Dictator Daniel Ortega nationalized Dolores Ivett Sanchez Villaltadaughter of the former Salvadoran president, Salvador Sánchez Cerén, a fugitive from justice in his country and to whom Ortega also gave him nationality in

Lawyer Orieta Benavides, lawyer for Cristiana Chamorro Barrios –presidential candidate and former president of the Violeta Barrios de Chamorro Foundation, convicted by the justice system of Daniel Ortega– denounced that the entire

The person appointed by Daniel Ortega to replace Arturo McFields as representative before the Organization of American States (OAS), Orlando Tardencilla, will present his credentials as Nicaraguan ambassador to the continental entity

The youngest political prisoner of the Nicaraguan regime, Samantha Jirón, is serving 150 days in prison. She was arrested on November 9, 2021 by police agents, two days after the general elections

Felipe* traveled with his entire family to the United States for more than six months in search of economic opportunities. In Managua, where he is from, jobs fell drastically after the protests