LA PRENSA presents a new installment in the series of articles that will delve deeply into the dictatorship’s persecution of the Catholic Church. The articles will not be published consecutively, but they document for posterity this dark period of our history.
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Wang Jing, the disgraced scammer, would now be living in the United States
Xinwei Group, the company of the alleged billionaire who would build the canal in Nicaragua, has been declared bankrupt. Little is known about Wang Jing’s whereabouts, but his scams were widely documented
Venezuelan airline will move through Managua more migrants seeking to reach the US. Washington’s sanctions are failing
The connection from Caracas comes at a time when the United States is trying to curb the use of international airlines to bring migrants to the country via Nicaragua. However, the initial official numbers from the regime suggest that there is little effectiveness in this regard
What lies behind the declaration to “counteract” sanctions that Ortega signed with Russia?
Experts consider it part of the strategy to create an alternate bloc to the Western democracies. The agreement includes security elements.
Nicaragua and Russia sign an agreement to ‘counteract’ United States sanctions
According to Rosario Murillo, “it is a declaration where they talk about the means and modalities to counteract, mitigate, and compensate for the negative consequences of the aggressions.”
All you need to know about the tough Rubio-Kaine bill on Nicaragua currently in the US Senate
The new framework, if approved, among other things, would prohibit any citizen or resident of the United States from investing in Nicaragua
In 2023, the passage of migrants through Nicaragua generated US$53 million for the regime
Despite actions taken by the US trying to stop the influx of migrants through Nicaragua, the activity generated millions to the regime.
Journalist Víctor Ticay has been in arbitrary detention for a year for broadcasting religious activity on his social media channels
On several occasions, journalists in exile have demanded the release of their colleague
Missionaries of Mountain Gateway guilty… of filling Plaza de la Fe in Managua, and other cities
Hancock, head of Mountain Gateway doesn´t realize that he did something that, in today’s Nicaragua, is more than a crime; it is a mortal sin
President of Mountain Gateway: “The abuses are clear. There is no religious freedom, nor justice in Nicaragua”
In this interview with LA PRENSA, John Britton Hancock explained how they organized evangelistic crusades with the Government and rejected the accusations and condemnations against the pastors of his ministry