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Nicaragua’s Trade Deficit Widens Significantly Due to Surging Imports

17 November 2024

Nicaragua’s trade deficit saw a substantial 39.2% increase in the first nine months of this year compared to the same period in the previous year, driven by a surge in imports over exports. The country’s central bank, based in Managua, reported a

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Plans for the Revitalization of San José Area Unveiled

16 November 2024

An unexpected update has been revealed regarding the potential relocation of Hadu Market to Plaza Nicaragua, sparking surprise among residents who were previously unaware of such plans. The lack of communication has left locals in a state of uncertainty, eagerly awaiting further

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Newspaper Agrees to Openly Share Police Information

15 November 2024

The government of a certain country has taken significant steps to enhance transparency and accountability within its police force by agreeing to openly share information with the public. This new initiative aims to promote trust and cooperation between law enforcement agencies and

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Empowering Nicaraguan Democracy Through Unified Opposition

14 November 2024

An Individual’s Stand for Change Jaime Arellano, a prominent figure in Nicaraguan politics, recently shared his views on the necessity of a united opposition against the Ortega regime from within the country. While acknowledging the lack of effective resistance outside Nicaragua, Arellano

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Nicaragua Embarks on Bold Military Cooperation Initiative

13 November 2024

Nicaragua’s National Assembly has approved a groundbreaking decree proposed by President Ortega, signaling a new era of military collaboration with international partners. The decree paves the way for the entry of military personnel, vessels, and aircraft from a diverse group of countries,

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Government Shutdown of NGOs Continues Amid Controversy

12 November 2024

The government led by Daniel Ortega has shut down an additional twelve NGOs as part of a crackdown that began in Nicaragua following the anti-government protests of 2018. Among the organizations closed down are the Swiss Foundation for Technical Cooperation (Swisscontact), the

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Nicaragua Shines at International Tourism Event in England

11 November 2024

Nicaragua recently showcased its natural wonders and cultural richness at a prominent tourism event in England. Anasha Campbell, representing the Nicaraguan Tourism Institute, Intur, captivated attendees with the allure of the country’s lakes and volcanoes, engaging with travel enthusiasts and media professionals.

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Sheynnis Palacios: An Adventurous Miss Universe

10 November 2024

Sheynnis Palacios, Miss Universe 2023, has embarked on a whirlwind adventure visiting over 30 countries this year, from the scenic landscapes of Costa Rica to the vibrant cities of Brazil and beyond. She is setting a new record as the most-traveled Miss

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Nicaraguan Government Implements Strict Control Over Digital Media

9 November 2024

Following the recent implementation of the Convergent Telecommunications General Law in Nicaragua, concerns have been raised among journalists regarding potential censorship of online platforms by the government. Under this new regulation, the Sandinista regime led by President Daniel Ortega seeks to monitor