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The general manager of La Prensa, Juan Lorenzo Holmann Chamorro, was sentenced on March 31 to nine years in prison for the alleged crime of money laundering. The conviction was made by

The National Assembly (Parliament) of Nicaragua, controlled by the Sandinistas, urgently approved this Thursday a law that will regulate and control non-governmental organizations (NGOs), of which more than 100 have been outlawed

Opposition student organizations reject the reform to Law 89, Law of Autonomy of Higher Education Institutions, which gives more control to the National Council of Universities (CNU) over the country’s higher education

The National Assembly urgently approved a new General Law for the Regulation and Control of Non-Profit Organizations (NPOs), which prohibits direct or indirect political proselytism and that organizations use their structure “to

The Vice President of Nicaragua, Rosario Murillo, eluded the recent resolution of the Human Rights Council of the United Nations Organization (UN) which will create a mechanism of experts to investigate Ortega

San Jose Costa Rica – The United Nations Human Rights Council has adopted this Thursday a resolution that establishes that for a year a group of experts -with an investigation and accountability

The National Assembly, dominated by the Sandinista Front caucus, approved the reform of the General Education Law and the Law of Autonomy of Higher Education Institutions (IES), leaving the Central American University

Next Sunday, April 3, Costa Rica will experience the second electoral round, but there is no clear trend in the intention to vote of the 3.5 million Costa Ricans summoned to the

Honduras was the only Central American country that voted against the resolution approved this Thursday at the Human Rights Council of the United Nations (UN), in which the green light was given

The government of Daniel Ortega seems to be collapsing internally after two high-ranking officials abroad recently denounced the president for human rights violations. The “boomerang” effect that has triggered the resignations has