Ortega and Murillo have systematically closed nearly all internal channels that could facilitate a negotiated transition. They have transformed Nicaragua’s political system into a family-based authoritarian structure

U.S. sanctions expose prison abuses in Nicaragua as human rights groups continue gathering evidence

A series of rapid transfers approved by Nicaragua’s government has shifted tens of thousands of hectares of gold mining concessions from one Chinese company to others, raising new questions about the opaque expansion of Beijing-linked firms in the country’s mining sector

Grenell condemned the Ortega-Murillo regime for confiscating the facility and transferring it to a Chinese firm, a move that could heighten tensions between Washington and Nicaragua’s government.

In 2025, the regime seized a U.S.-owned facility and handed its assets to Chinese mining firms. An economist dismisses the Attorney General’s statement, saying the business is controlled by the Ortega family

Two years after the deadly Hamas attack on Kibbutz Netiv Ha’asara that killed more than 1,200 people, Israeli peace activist Maoz Inon honors his parents’ legacy by promoting reconciliation witn Palestinians

As the Ortega-Murillo regime defends its gold mining policies as transparent and lawful, documented evidence raises serious questions

Rodrigo Chaves announced that he, together with President-elect Laura Fernández, will travel to the United States to meet with Trump. “I am going to bring up the issue of illegal mining,” Chaves said

New Fortress Energy built a 300-megawatt natural gas plant in Puerto Sandino, but the facility remains idle and the company is teetering on the edge of collapse

Costa Rica’s Public Security Minister, Mario Zamora, warned lawmakers of the presence of transnational organized crime operating in Crucitas