On June 17, the U.S. Department of State reiterated its warning urging citizens not to travel to Nicaragua; yesterday, the Department of Homeland Security described the country as a «world-class tourist destination»
Belarusian companies supplying equipment to Nicaragua’s repressive forces were sanctioned by the U.S. in 2023
The companies have been sanctioned due to their direct ties to the authoritarian regime of Aleksandr Lukashenko and their complicity in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
The Confessions of the Ortega-Murillo Regime
Although they deny their cruel actions, the Ortega-Murillo regime has already admitted to some of its crimes in public. These admissions could serve as evidence for future prosecutions, experts warn
The Exile of the Nicaraguan Miskitos: They Flee the Mestizo Settlers But Can’t Escape Suffering
In Costa Rica, the Miskito people seek refuge from the violence of the mestizo settlers and from the political persecution of the Ortega-Murillo regime. Yet a different culture, language barriers, and discrimination compound the hardships of their exile
They started with 200 dollars, now they have an advertising business. The story of a Colombian migrant couple
They left Colombia fleeing from violence and found an opportunity to start a business in Pittsburgh
Laureano Ortega strengthens the Sandinista dictatorship’s ties with Russia and China in the name of a «new world order»
The son of the dictators reaffirmed the regime’s support for Moscow and Beijing’s «security» initiatives. He also called Ukrainians Nazis and confirmed that the dictatorship still aspires to join the BRICS
Nicaragua’s National Assembly Holds Special Session Dedicated to Palestine
The dictatorship severed relations with Israel in October 2024. During the session, the Assembly’s Second Secretary, Wilfredo Navarro, referred to Israel as «fascist,» aligning with the regime’s official narrative in favor of Palestine
A mexican couple who immigrated to the U.S. with nothing and managed to invest half a million dollars in a business
Marisela Cortés Gutiérrez and her husband Isaac Sacramento Cortés, originally from Puebla, invested $600,000 in a building for Airbnb.
University Professor Creates Website to Guide Latinos in Pittsburgh
«I did not receive funding to create this site, and I do not receive financial compensation through advertising,» clarifies the creator of the website for Latinos in Pittsburgh
Ortega accuses Trump of committing «Crimes Against Humanity» over migrants but remains silent on his role in the U.S. migration crisis
Dictator Daniel Ortega lashed out at the United States over its treatment of migrants detained at Guantánamo, despite being accused of encouraging irregular migration and forcing thousands of Nicaraguans into exile
