A 19-year-old boy is murdered in Villa Catalina, Colón
Judith Pena | January 21, 2023 By ROLANDO ESPINOSA. A 19-year-old man was murdered last night, January 20, in Villa Catalina, Colón province. The man was attacked by a gunman who shot
Political trials infringed 16 human rights of Nicaraguan legislation
The annual report of the Nicaraguan Center for Human Rights (Cenidh) determined that the Daniel Ortega regime violated 16 human rights during the so-called “mistrials” or “political trials” against opponents, alleging that
How to improve Wi-Fi range: 5 tips for a faster, more reliable connection
[email protected] | January 20, 2023 The WiFi connection It is essential in our daily life. Whether it’s working from home, watching movies online, playing video games, or just browsing the Internet, Wi-Fi
Ortega will raise a pyrrhic 5% to the salary of the public sector in 2023
The salary adjustment for state workers in 2023 will be five percent, as reported by the Vice President of Nicaragua, Rosario Murillo, during her address this Friday, January 20, through her propaganda
In Nicaragua there is no freedom of expression and press, says organization Cenidh
The Nicaraguan Center for Human Rights (Cenidh) concluded this Friday that in Nicaragua, governed by the Sandinista Daniel Ortega for 16 years, “freedom of expression and press does not exist”, and warned
United States: The crimes against Monsignor Álvarez “are unfounded”
This Friday, January 20, the Department of State of the United States described as “unfounded” the crimes that the Ortega dictatorship presented against the bishop of the Diocese of Matagalpa, Monsignor Rolando
The State of Nicaragua will increase the salary of its workers by five percent
The workers of the State of Nicaragua will receive a 5% increase in their salary this year, a source from the Executive Branch reported this Friday. The salary increase will include both
They will present to the Cabinet Council the Draft Law on Afro inclusion in the school curriculum
The Draft Law on Afro inclusion in the school curriculum will be presented by the Minister of Education, Maruja Gorday de Villalobos, before the Cabinet Council. This commitment was achieved after the
First Nicaraguans receive US humanitarian parole
The United States embassy in Managua reported that the humanitarian parole was approved for the first Nicaraguan citizens who applied to the new immigration program. With this two-year residence permit, the pinoleros
They confirm 60 cases of dengue, 257 of malaria and that of Leishmaniasis so far this year
During the first epidemiological week of 2023, the Department of Epidemiology of the Ministry of Health (Minsa) reported 60 cases of dengue throughout the country. The report highlights that these cases of