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The civic organization Freedom House awarded the recognition Mark Palmer Prize 2024 to a diplomatic delegation from the United States Department of State for its distinguished humanitarian work in the release of

SAN JOSE COSTA RICA – The Nicaraguan journalist Julio López carried out community and environmental journalism in the media Local Wave, pioneer in environmental and community issues that emerged in 2000 and

This week, the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, through the Managua Mayor’s Office, launched a painting contest aimed at children between five and nine years old, to represent the “life

SAN JOSE COSTA RICA – Granada, the colonial city of Nicaragua known as “La Gran Sultana” for its Andalusian-inspired architecture, celebrates 500 years since its Spanish founding with challenges that go beyond

Government spokesperson Rosario Murillo announced, twice this week, that her regime is preparing the new “National Strategy of Education, Blessings and Victories” which from its title reveals that it is actually a

Nicaragua hopes to end the confrontation it maintains with Panama, after the victory of José Raúl Mulino in the presidential elections. Former President Ricardo Martinelli, the leader of the party that will

Preliminary versions indicate that Silvio Meza Morales, 36, a Nicaraguan migrant in the United States, died possibly due to a heart attack, reported the organization Texas Nicaraguan Community (TNC). The event occurred

SAINT JOSEPH – This Wednesday, the National Assembly of Nicaragua repealed a concession granted to a Chinese businessman to build an interoceanic canal in the Central American country and reformed a law

Nicaraguan media outlets that only operate online are preparing for the approval of a new law that seeks to control the content of audiovisual creators and media outlets. Donaldo Hernández informs us.

The state-owned company China Communications Construction Company Limited (CCCC) will build a photovoltaic solar energy plant in Nicaragua with a capacity of 67.3 megawatts, the government of the Central American country reported