Spain and Nicaragua strengthen their diplomatic relations after months of tension over the imprisonment of opponents. Both countries have appointed ambassadors to their diplomatic headquarters, while Madrid naturalizes stateless Nicaraguan opponents. Donaldo Hernández informs us.
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