The U.S. government’s threats of sanctions against airlines transporting migrants to the country via Nicaragua have a limited impact on the regime’s revenue from irregular migration.

This time, it is a Boeing 777-200 aircraft from Ghadames Airline, based in Libya, with a capacity of 400 passengers

This is the second flight arriving in Nicaragua from Libya in less than a week, despite U.S. warnings about human trafficking involving individuals using Managua as a stepping stone to reach that country

Two flight-tracking websites reported the arrival of a charter flight operated by Ghadames Airlines, despite the fact that Nicaragua’s Civil Aviation Authority has not provided any information about it

The ambassador downplayed the impact of US sanctions and assured that they do not affect Russia’s cooperation with Nicaragua

Senator Marco Rubio contrasted the progress of his country with the chaos in totalitarian countries like Nicaragua under Ortega and Murillo.

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 The articles will not be published consecutively, but they document for posterity this dark period of our history.

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

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

Experts consider it part of the strategy to create an alternate bloc to the Western democracies. The agreement includes security elements.