Through its social media accounts, the Embassy has recently published the abuses uncovered by the USTR in its investigation and their consequences
U.S. imposes sanctions on Nicaraguans who facilitate irregular migration
A senior State Department official said that “the United States is taking decisive action to confront the Murillo-Ortega dictatorship” with regard to the promotion of illegal migration
Nicaragua Remains a “Springboard” for Undocumented Cuban Migrants on their way to the United States
Honduran authorities say irregular entries have fallen dramatically, largely due to stricter U.S. and Mexican policies, yet Cubans continue arriving in significant numbers via Nicaragua’s visa-free route.
Ortega-Murillo Linked Company Could Earn $100 Million a Year from Nicaragua’s Gold Plant
Experts estimate the gold plant could produce 30 thousand ounces a year. But Grumixsa reports no exports
The blood-stained gold of the Ortega-Murillo regime
As long as the glitter of gold keeps blinding international markets, the Ortega-Murillo regime will keep breathing. Behind that shine, there is no prosperity — only a plundered country, a subjugated society, and a future mortgaged in exchange for power
Mining Company Linked to Ortega Operates from Headquaters of Eniminas, Sanctioned by the US
Documents reveal that Grumixsa, now managing Nicaragua’s biggest gold processing operation, is run by Albanisa employees and its shareholders are connected to the ruling family’s private business structure
Rosario Murillo Tightens Her Grip: Ortega’s Wife Rules Nicaragua from Economy to Repression
With Daniel Ortega, 80, increasingly frail, Rosario Murillo directs Nicaragua’s government, relying on loyal officials to execute her control
How a Chinese Company Became Nicaragua’s Fastest-Growing Gold Exporter to the U.S.
Favored by the Ortega-Murillo regime, Xinxin Linze Mining Group has shipped 11 gold cargos worth more than $25 million to Miami. The company has no known mines or gold processing plants in Nicaragua
Costa Rica in Pittsburgh: A Window to the Soul of Central America
The report highlights that 70% of the workforce of banana and pineapple growers in the Central American nation are migrants from Nicaragua
Ortega-Murillo Regime hands 5% of Nicaragua’s Territory to Chinese Miners in just two years
Since reestablishing ties with China in 2021, the Ortega-Murillo regime has granted 43 mining concessions to eight Chinese companies, covering more than 6,600 square kilometers of Nicaraguan territory