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The family of political prisoner Tamara Dávila describes it as “devastating” to hear her say: “I can’t continue living without my daughter,” since —just like her— her five-year-old daughter is suffering from

Donald Margarito Alvarenga, a 56-year-old Nicaraguan who acknowledged being an opponent of the Daniel Ortega regime, was formally sentenced to seven years in prison in a political trial, becoming the first convicted

Mexican authorities intercepted 65 Central American migrants, 41 of them Nicaraguans, who were traveling in a crowded trailer in the northern state of Coahuila, which borders the United States. “The National Institute

In the second week of the unfreezing of fuel prices, ordered by the Government of Daniel Ortega, prices will suffer a sharp rise this Sunday that will impact the pockets of Nicaraguans,

A total of 30 political prisoners in Nicaragua are more exposed to “mistreatment or torture,” denounced the Mechanism for the Recognition of Political Prisoners, an observatory whose data is endorsed by the

Buying basic food in Nicaragua is increasingly expensive. Last December, to acquire the 24 foods included in the basic basket, Nicaraguans had to pay an additional 981 córdobas compared to January 2021.

The elected president of Chile, Gabriel Boric, appointed this Friday at the Foreign Ministry the lawyer Antonia Urrejola, former president of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) and former rapporteur for

The report that Luis Almagro, secretary general of the Organization of American States (OAS), plans to deliver this Wednesday during the session of the Permanent Council, is one of the last cards

Cuba has already had two meetings with the authorities of the World Health Organization (WHO) prior to starting the process of authorizing the emergency use of its three vaccines against covid-19: Soberana