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Nicaragua has already received a first disbursement of 23,826,673 dollars, from a 100 million dollar loan, granted by the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI), for the purchase of vaccines against

The political commentator, Jaime Arellano, and the former presidential candidate and conservative politician, Noel Vidaurre, were found guilty by the Ortega justice for the alleged crime of “conspiring to undermine national integrity.”

Lesther Alemán enters the room where he will be judged walking slowly and with his eyes a little lost. He looks very weak and in poor health, even though he just turned

Daniel Ortega’s regime changed the precautionary measure from preventive detention to house arrest for prisoners of conscience Edgard Parrales Castillo, 79, and Mauricio Díaz Dávila, 71, due to their health condition. Both

World markets, mainly those linked to the energy and hydrocarbon sectors, remain in turmoil after Russia’s military attack on Ukrainewhich will have direct consequences on fuel costs in Nicaragua, analysts warn. Nicaragua’s

El Salvador, Costa Rica and Panama are the three Central American countries that will no longer ask for negative covid-19 tests or medical insurance, as a requirement to enter their territories. However,

The Judiciary, aligned with the Sandinista Front, scheduled for next Thursday, March 3, the trial “oral and public” against the former presidential candidate and former president of the Violeta Barrios de Chamorro

The president of the State Duma —Lower House of Parliament— of Russia, Vyacheslav Volodin, said this Thursday in Managua that Russian invasion of Ukraine it intends to “prevent a large-scale war”, and

Former diplomat Mauricio Díaz Dávila, 71, was sentenced to nine years in prison and disqualified from holding public office, allegedly for “conspiring to undermine national integrity”said the Ortega justice, in a hearing

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Ortega regime complained this Thursday to the Spanish Foreign Ministry for some “insolent statements” by the Spanish foreign minister, Jose Manuel Albareson Nicaragua, although he