Daniel Ortega acknowledged the arrival of flights carrying Nicaraguans deported from the United States and attacked President Donald Trump
Nicaragua’s dictatorship will work with Rostelecom, a U.S.-sanctioned Russian cybersecurity firm
The agreement with Rostelecom Solar could strengthen the regime’s ability to surveil and control the population, experts warn
Dictatorship implements new extortion scheme, demands payments to allow businesspeople to reentry the country
LA PRENSA has information from businesspeople who have paid thousands of dollars to be allowed back into Nicaragua, after being denied reentry despite having no political ties.
Faithful Without Chrism Mass in Northern Nicaragua Due to Absence of Bishops: Another Open Wound in the Church
The absence of bishops—an outcome of the religious persecution by the Ortega regime—has left thousands of faithful without this essential celebration in a country where faith endures under threat
The heartless Luis Cañas: A henchman of the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship
According to a former officer of the Nicaraguan army, under Ortega’s orders, Cañas, along with other Police and Army officers, organized the paramilitary forces that went out to kill the protesters in 2018
A five-point plan to end the invasion of Ukraine
If in just 15 minutes I came up with five points to initiate talks and end the war in Ukraine, no doubt the negotiators can do it too
Shipwreck in the Southern Caribbean of Nicaragua reveals that illegal immigration through the country continues
The route through San Andrés operates under the protection of the dictatorship and has gained momentum due to restrictions on charter flights, according to a source
Conviasa continues to capitalize on Ortega´s air bridge to traffic illegal immigrants to the U.S.
Despite the immigration policies promoted by President Donald Trump to curb irregular migration, Venezuelan airline Conviasa is preparing to relaunch its Havana-Managua route
Nicaragua: Narco-state of the Sandinista drug cartel
Events, investigations, and allegations reveal the close ties between the Nicaraguan dictator and drug trafficking that evidence a narco-state
The Poor Clare nuns are expelled from their convents
Researcher Martha Patricia Molina reported that the Poor Clare nuns were evicted on Wednesday night. The Curia of Matagalpa was also looted
