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The humor and political satire of cartoons Manuel Guillen come to life in “Los Esponjosos”, the new three-dimensional humor project with latex sponge puppets. Guillén, with a long career as a cartoonist

Nicaragua’s socio-political crisis will be discussed again in the European Parliament next December 14, as foreseen in the legislative agenda. But this will be the first time that MEPs have valued the

The eventual financial repercussions for Nicaragua due to its departure and / or suspension in the Organization of American States (OAS), as well as due to the development of the socio-political crisis

The decision to return to full presence in classrooms in 2022 will depend on the control of the covid-19 pandemic in Nicaragua, confirmed several sources from private schools. However, in the public

The excellent relations between the outgoing Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernández (JOH) and the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, place the electoral process of this November 28 in the Catracho

The Pro Human Rights Association of Spain communicated this November 24 to Dr. Vilma Núñez, president of the Nicaraguan Center for Human Rights (Cenidh), which was awarded the 2021 APDHE Human Rights

The Civic Alliance for Justice and Democracy reported on Tuesday that the 66-year-old opponent Nidia Barbosa, who was arrested on November 6, is admitted to a hospital in Masaya, with hypertension and

Cardinal Leopoldo Brenes called on the Nicaraguan Catholic congregation to maintain security measures against covid-19 during year-end religious celebrations, for which he recommended “celebrating in a family environment or small groups” and

The Government of Argentina decided to return to its ambassador in Managua, Daniel Capitanich, as a move by Buenas Aires for the diplomat to keep the Foreign Ministry of his country informed

Journalists Carlos Dada, from El Salvador, María Teresa Ronderos, from Colombia, Carmen Aristegui, from Mexico, and Carlos Fernando Chamorro, from Nicaragua, warned that independent journalism faces, especially in Central America, a situation