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The canceled Paulo Freire University (UPF) condemned and denounced the reform approved to Law 89, Law of Autonomy of Higher Education Institutions, executed by the steamroller of Sandinista deputies in the National

Following the same script of the last two months of political trials, the Ortega judge Nadia Camila Tardencilla Rodríguez, head of the Second Criminal District Court of Managua, confirmed on March 31

Costa Rica will elect a president this Sunday, April 3, with an eye on urgent matters such as the stability of public finances, the generation of jobs, the reduction of poverty, and

Human rights defender Pablo Cuevas decided to go into exile with his family, after receiving —according to reports— constant death and arrest threats by paramilitaries and the Police at the service of

San Jose Costa Rica – The manager of the Nicaraguan newspaper La Prensa, Juan Lorenzo Holmann Chamorro, fHe was sentenced this Thursday to nine years in prison, after being found guilty days

The prison sentence of the general manager of the newspaper La Prensa, Juan Lorenzo Holmann Chamorro, shows that the Nicaraguan authorities “opted a hard line instead of a negotiated solution to the

Sandinista deputy Wálmaro Gutiérrez, in the plenary of the National Assembly, argued that the State of Nicaragua cannot continue granting part of the constitutional 6% to universities that commercialize with education, in

A coalition of international and Nicaraguan NGOs celebrated this Thursday that the UN Human Rights Council approved a resolution that will establish a group of three experts to investigate possible human rights

Fifteen trade union and human rights organizations in Nicaragua welcomed the resolution of the United Nations Human Rights Council, which establishes the creation of a mechanism of three international experts to investigate

The Central Bank of Nicaragua (BCN), published this March 31 its 2021 Annual Report, which states that last year, the growth of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) was 10.3%, which would