In a powerful demonstration of international solidarity, seven U.S. veterans visited Nicaragua in mid-March as part of an ...

God's message didn't immediately make sense to pastor José Luis Orozco. But when U.S. efforts resulted in his release from a Nicaraguan prison a few months later, everything became clear.

Managua, came to the United States in 1998, at the age of 10, with her mother, who was seeking “better opportunities,” she recalled. It was the year she returned to Nicaragua to live full-time ...

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega (L) and Vice President Rosario Murillo attend the swearing-in ceremony for a new presidential term in Managua, Nicaragua, on Jan. 10, 2022. Xinhua Xinhua/Sipa ...

Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega and Vice President Rosario Murillo lead a rally in Managua, Nicaragua, on September 5, 2018 [Alfredo Zuniga/AP Photo] Published On 30 Jan 202530 Jan 2025 A ...

Also, reconstruction and expansion plans to Punta Huete International Airport, located north of Managua, are underway to help lure Asian tourists and airlines. Today, visitors in Nicaragua will ...

In response to criticism of the human rights situation in the country by the Episcopal Conference of Nicaragua and the Archdiocese of Managua following the 2018 protests, authorities began using hate ...

said this Friday in Guatemala that he has “great concern” about the situation in Nicaragua and that there is no “cooperation” from the Managua government with his office. The attendees, including ...

President Daniel Ortega and his wife, Vice-President Rosario Murillo, attend a pro-regime rally in Managua, Nicaragua. Alfredo Zuniga (AP ... which are placed on homemade altars. After the songs, the ...

The October 2023 announcement of multiple major infrastructure projects to be performed by Chinese companies in Nicaragua highlights ... opened its doors in Managua, providing an expanded vehicle ...

They play songs that taunt the protesters ... CHANG: That is NPR's Eyder Peralta, who was reporting from Managua, Nicaragua. Thank you so much, Eyder. PERALTA: Thank you, Ailsa.

The Jesuit-run Central American University (U.C.A.) in Managua, Nicaragua, was forced to suspend operations on Aug. 16, academically stranding its 9,500 undergrad and graduate students.