A discovery buried in family records transformed Samantha Rodríguez’s understanding of her identity and inspired a global effort to preserve memory and confront hate.
Report Maps Russian Propaganda Network in Nicaragua and Across Latin America
A study by a Brazilian agency details how Russian influence operates in Nicaragua and 12 other countries across the region through propaganda, disinformation, and state-controlled media.
Mario Díaz-Balart and Jeb Bush Urge Accountability for Ortega-Murillo Regime After Brooklyn Rivera’s Death
Following the death of Indigenous leader Brooklyn Rivera, Díaz-Balart said the U.S. action sends a clear message that the Ortega-Murillo regime will face consequences for its abuses.
How Nicaragua’s Deepening Ties to Russia and China Could Backfire Under Trump’s Donroe Doctrine
Experts say Nicaragua’s strategic partnerships with Russia and China could become a greater liability as U.S. pressure escalates.
U.S. Holds Nicaraguan Officials Accountable for Brooklyn Rivera’s Death, Imposes More Than a Hundred Visa Restrictions
State Department points to electoral magistrate Lumberto Campbell in the denial of medical care to the late Indigenous leader Brooklyn Rivera. Rep. María Elvira Salazar says: “Nicaragua will be free, and we will not stop.”
Ukraine: Nicaragua’s Alliance with Russia Threatens International Stability
Kyiv says Nicaragua’s alignment with Russia poses a broader threat to global stability as Managua strengthens ties with Moscow.
Nicaragua’s Rulers Double Down on Putin Alliance as Washington Tightens Scrutiny
Laureano and Daniel Edmundo Ortega Murillo, sons of ruling couple, travel to Russian forum as a U.S. congressional hearing titled “Confronting the Ortega-Murillo Totalitarian Regime” is postponed in Washington.
U.S. Announces «Zero Tolerance» Policy Toward Ortega-Murillo Regime Over Russia and China Relations
Deputy Assistant Secretary Ana Rosa Quintana-Lovett to testify before Congress Friday; says Nicaragua is “a police state sustained by corrupt criminal elements.”
These Are the Eight Political Prisoners Who Died in the Custody of the Ortega-Murillo Dictatorship
Most of the prisoners of conscience who died while in the custody of Nicaragua’s Ortega-Murillo regime were between 50 and 70 years old, including a U.S. citizen and an indigenous leader
81 Years After the Holocaust, Jewish Students Fear Rising Antisemitism in America
As antisemitic attacks surge across the U. S., students and descendants of Holocaust survivors warn that hatred against Jews is becoming increasingly normalized on college campuses.
