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A poll by the CID Gallup firm, sponsored by CONFIDENCIAL, carried out between December 5 and 13, revealed that President Daniel Ortega would have received 27% of the votes and not the

The uncertainty generated by the economic and socio-political situation in Nicaragua has increased, according to the results of a survey by the Costa Rican firm CID Gallup, sponsored by CONFIDENTIAL, which was

The Bishop of Jinotega, Monsignor Carlos Herrera, uses short and direct phrases to describe the helplessness in which Nicaraguan families find themselves at the end of 2021, due to “unemployment, crime and

The extension requested by the Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS), Luis Almagro, Before the Permanent Council of that organization, to deliver until mid-January the report on the steps

More than 70% of Nicaraguans consider that the political trials against the more than 160 prisoners of conscience who are in Daniel Ortega’s prisons should be annulled and the detainees should be

Daniel Ortega is heading towards his fourth term in government in the face of a scenario of economic slowdown, risks of a profound deterioration to public security due to his dependence on

73% of Nicaraguans considers that the detentions of political prisoners in Nicaragua are “unjust” and the 67% believe that the political trials of the 167 prisoners of conscience in the prisons of

The worsening of the repression led by the Daniel Ortega regime in Nicaragua, added to the increase in harassment, persecution and threats of criminalization, has led to an increase in the number

December 23 is the deadline required by Nicaragua for the departure of the diplomatic mission of Taiwan from the country, after broke diplomatic relations on December 9 to later reestablish them with

In his Sunday homily, the auxiliary bishop of Managua, Monsignor Silvio Báez, said that Nicaraguan society is exhausted because of so much aggressiveness and hateful words that hurt and divide. The reference