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Nicaragua has revoked the nationality and confiscated the property of a new group of former political prisoners, a total of 135 people who were sent last week to Guatemala through the mediation

A team of Argentine and Nicaraguan lawyers have launched a legal action unprecedented in Latin American history: to prosecute under international jurisdiction “criminals against humanity,” specifically dictators Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo,

The Government of Honduras reported, through the National Service for Food Health and Safety (Senasa), that since September 9 they began implementing fumigations in vehicles that enter through the border posts of

Nicaragua’s Supreme Court, accused by critics of being controlled by President Daniel Ortega, issued a ruling on Tuesday ordering the stripping of nationality of 135 opponents released from prison recently and sent

The young Nicaraguan activists and feminists Adela Espinoza, Gabriela Morales and Mayela Campos, released from prison and exiled on September 5 on a plane directly to Guatemala, along with 132 other political

The Nicaraguan journalist Victor Ticay -32 years old and recently released from prison as part of the group of 134 political prisoners after mediation by the United States and transfer to Guatemala

Nicaraguan muralist Vink Laguna feels “embraced” by Guatemala, the country that welcomed him after being released from prison by the government of Daniel Ortega, but he has a “bittersweet” feeling at becoming

Miss Universe 2023, Sheynnis Palacios, arrived back in Costa Rica today to participate in the Miss Universe Costa Rica 2024 coronation gala, which will take place tomorrow, Tuesday, September 10, at the

Since 2023, the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo has turned Nicaragua into a country that carries out mass exiles of its citizens The rulers, considered dictators for their abuses and

The Guatemalan government reported that six of the 135 former Nicaraguan political prisoners released last week “They have expressed their interest in seeking refuge” in the Central American country that welcomed them.