This statement was originally published on rsf.org on 28 February 2025. Nicaragua’s National Journalist Day, celebrated on 1 March, is a shameful farce as Daniel Ortega’s government has almost ...

The regime is now keeping Catholic priests under surveillance, checking their cellphones, and demanding weekly reports on ...

The organization Reporters Without Borders (RSF) described this Friday as a “shameful farce” the celebration on March 1 of Journalist’s Day in Nicaragua, as the government has “annihilated independent ...

Trump’s Willed Omnipresence Is About More Than Mere Vanity Carlos Fernando Chamorro is one of the most distinguished, and one of the most important, journalists in all of Latin America.

Suppressing dissent The Nicaraguan government is undertaking an extensive campaign to suppress dissent by revoking the legal ...

Fatalities so far include numerous students, a journalist shot while doing a live radio report, a police officer, and a pro-government activist. Nicaragua’s vice president, Rosario Murillo ...

Mauricio Funes, a former president of El Salvador and a one-time television journalist who fled to Nicaragua to escape corruption investigations, died there Jan. 21, in Managua. He was 65.

There are small insurrections happening across the country over a new Social Security tax. Nicaragua's dynastic dictatorship headed by Daniel Ortega is showing signs of cracking. Tim Rogers ...

It has a democratic government, emerged out of free elections, that does not imprison or persecute journalists or opposition presidential candidates, as is the case in Nicaragua,” added Cainfo.