Nicaragua’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, representing President Daniel Ortega and Vice President Rosario Murillo, conveyed warm greetings from Nicaragua to the people and governments of Belarus, Syria, Honduras, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan during recent bilateral meetings. In discussions with counterparts from various nations,

Political oppression and imprisonment have reached new heights of absurdity when it involves actions as minor as social media likes and religious expressions. The case of Marvin Gutiérrez Siézar, a devout 18-year-old youth, exemplifies the extent of these ludicrous accusations. Marvin, a

In an unexpected turn of events, a priest and community leader have joined forces to cultivate a spirit of unity and collaboration within the local community. No formal charges have been made against the priest, highlighting a new era of mutual understanding

During the United Nations General Assembly High-Level Week, our colleague engaged in a discussion with Brian Nichols, the Deputy Secretary of State for the Western Hemisphere, focusing on regional issues. The dialogue delved into various topics affecting the Western Hemisphere, with an

Reed Bródy, the Hungarian-American lawyer widely recognized as the “dictator hunter,” has dedicated over four decades to defending human rights around the world. His latest mission involves investigating the crimes committed by Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo against the Nicaraguan people on

A Stunning Tribute to Nicaraguan Landmarks The latest release by the Central Bank of Nicaragua showcases a captivating new silver coin that pays homage to one of the country’s iconic tourist spots. Instead of featuring the traditional Coat of Arms of the

Nicaragua’s Political Situation Under Scrutiny A recent report highlights the dire state of human rights in Nicaragua, with the government and pro-governmental groups being accused of severe violations and crimes against humanity. The country has been depicted as being under the absolute

Nicaragua recently conveyed its heartfelt regards to the people and leadership of Mali via an official statement addressed to the transitional president, Colonel Assimi Goïta. The diplomatic message emphasized Nicaragua’s unwavering dedication to nurturing and strengthening the bonds of friendship, solidarity, and

Indigenous communities in Nicaragua’s Caribbean region are standing up against armed colonizers who invade their territories with weaponry, aided by the state’s complicity. A recent incident involving the arrest of Steadman Fagoth, a prominent indigenous leader, shed light on the ongoing struggles