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In the early hours of this September 20, the parish of San Jerónimo was filled with contagious joy, to the rhythm of the marimba, as occurs every September 20, in the hours

The Under Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs of the United States, brian nicholsrevealed that they have requested “talks” with the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, to achieve approaches

The National Police prevented this Tuesday the celebration in the streets of the patron saint festivities in honor of San Jerónimo, which is celebrated every year in the city of Masaya (Pacific),

San Jose Costa Rica – The Nicaraguan government of President Daniel Ortega remained silent after the critics made at the 77th General Assembly of the United Nations by the presidents of Brazil

The commissioner and director of the Masaya Police, John Valley Valleypreferred to stay outside the San Jerónimo church and not enter the parish, as he did yesterday, Monday, September 19, during the

The viciousness and repression that the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo maintains against political prisoners also affects their children, who are denied access to visits in prison and to have

President Jair Bolsonaro invited to take refuge in Brazil the religious who are “persecuted” by the Nicaraguan authoritiesduring his speech this Tuesday before the UN General Assembly. Bolsonaro, who as president of

The National Migration Institute (INM) of the Mexican Ministry of the Interior reported the arrest of 270 migrants of different nationalities, including Nicaraguans. The entity indicated that the people were in a

San Jose Costa Rica – A group of relatives of political prisoners asked the government of President Daniel Ortega on Tuesday to approve an amnesty to release their relatives, most of whom

The regime of Daniel Ortega, through the Ministry of the Interior (Migob), canceled another hundred non-governmental organizations, arguing that the canceled associations, organizations and foundations did not comply with Nicaraguan laws. Thus,