Over 50 religious figures, including 43 priests, have been forcibly expelled from Nicaragua by the government of Daniel Ortega following protests against his regime in 2018, as reported by an NGO. Since 2023, the Nicaraguan government has carried out multiple expulsions targeting

Higher Education Funding Sees a Boost Amid Shifting Dynamics In a significant policy shift, the allocation towards universities and higher technical education centers in Nicaragua is projected to exceed 9523.8 million córdobas by 2025. This surge reflects a considerable 72.9% increase over

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) has granted precautionary measures to four opposition members and regime critics in Nicaragua, as they are currently missing, reported the Legal Defense Unit on Monday. The individuals benefiting from these measures include Carmen Sáenz, Eveling

A government statement expressed solidarity with Bolivian families facing challenges, highlighting concerns over an alleged assassination attempt targeting Evo Morales. Bolivian President Luis Arce’s recent remarks emphasized the urgency of launching a thorough investigation into the attack on Morales, underscoring the government’s

A major diplomatic blow was dealt as Nicaragua and Venezuela were vetoed by the President of Brazil from joining the Economic and Political Forum of emerging nations led by China, Russia, India, and South Africa. This exclusion has significant repercussions for Nicaragua