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San Jose Costa Rica – Costa Rican President-elect Rodrigo Chaves would have no problem establishing relations with neighboring Nicaragua, he told a news conference on Sunday. Chaves was consulted by reporters about

Nicaraguan journalists denounced the censorship, persecution, threats and harassment faced by women and men of the press in the country. During the 15th Ibero-American Colloquium on Digital Journalism, organized by Knight Center

The Nicaraguan Susana Ríos, owner of “Kira” -a two-year-old dog-, took her pet this Sunday to the Santa María Magdalena church, in the city of Masaya, southeast Nicaragua, to pay a promise

Relatives of political prisoner Bryan Alemán denounced in an interview with CONFIDENTIAL that authorities of the Jorge Navarro Penitentiary System, known as La Modelo, continue without authorizing adequate medical care for his

In his Sunday Eucharist, the auxiliary bishop of Managua, Monsignor Silvio José Báez, highlighted the Christian value of not judging others for the sins they have committed, emphasizing that God opposes those

The bishop of the Diocese of Matagalpa, Monsignor Rolando Álvarez, appealed in his homily on April 3 to be merciful to “transform hearts.” From the San Pedro Cathedral in Matagalpa, the religious

A militant of the so-called historical Sandinismo called Sandra Martínez, denounced through a series of audios that were leaked on social networks that she is besieged by the National Policebecause a meeting

The priest Edwing Román, who served as pastor of the San Miguel Arcángel Church in Masaya and one of the most critical Nicaraguan religious of the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario

The creation of a mechanism of independent experts from the United Nations Human Rights Council —which for a year will investigate the human rights violations in Nicaragua and, if possible, identify the

Some twenty Nicaraguan opposition organizations expressed this Saturday their concern about “the diplomatic tensions due to the accusations and offenses” of the Government of President Daniel Ortega “against countries that have traditionally