However, simple examination of the figures shows that Nicaragua’s tariff was calculated in the same way as every other ...

Nicaragua continues to strip citizens of their citizenship, whether officially or in silence. Nicaraguan exiles are exploring ...

According to Confidencial newspaper, the dictatorship is supposedly deploying 14,000 police officers to prevent processions ...

The report, released two days before Nicaragua’s withdrawal ... The U.S. Department of State placed the country on its ...

The 234-page report accuses President Daniel Ortega, his wife and co-president Rosario Murillo of co-opting all branches of ...

According to reports, Nicaragua will also allow the entry of ... officially to monitor ships operating in the country, help combat drug trafficking, prevent natural disasters, and look out for ...

Despite relentless persecution, 26 independent media outlets continue to report from exile, reaching millions of Nicaraguans ...

“Numerous reports suggest the Government of Nicaragua is engaging in repressive ... and forced thousands to flee the country. AP Writer Christopher Sherman in Mexico City contributed to this ...

Then in 1998, the devastating effects of Hurricane Mitch set the country back again. Despite these challenges, Nicaragua has made strong progress in restoring and sustaining macroeconomic stability.

Environmental health risks impose a significant burden on Nicaragua’s economy, amounting to 2.6 billion NIO or 2.4% of the country’s GDP. These risks result in premature deaths and infections, ...

Nicaragua, officially the Republic of Nicaragua, is the largest country in Central America. Once under Spanish rule, the country gained full independence in 1838. Today, Nicaragua is struggling to ...