Politics

DeSantis Signs Law to Limit Influence of Cuba and Other Countries in Florida

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis enacted a new law that tightens restrictions against Cuba and other countries considered foreign threats, expanding sanctions and limiting governmental and commercial ties.

Costa Rica Seizes Nearly a Ton of Drugs and Arrests Two Colombians in the Pacific

Costa Rican authorities seized approximately one ton of cocaine transported on a boat from Colombia and arrested two Colombian citizens during an operation in the Pacific waters.

Delcy Rodríguez announces she will travel in the coming hours

The interim president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, announced that she will travel in the coming hours to 'defend' her country's rights, amid hearings at the International Court of Justice regarding the territorial dispute of Esequibo with Guyana.

Ortega and Murillo Soften Discourse After Defeat in SICA

Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo sent a conciliatory letter to SICA member countries, after losing the ability to block the election of the new Secretary-General of the regional body, following a reform approved without Nicaragua's participation.

Laureano Ortega reaffirms alliance with Russia and supports Moscow's narrative on Ukraine

Laureano Ortega, son of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, expressed on May 9 the Sandinista regime's support for Russia during an official event in Managua for Victory Day. The official defended the Kremlin's narrative on the war in Ukraine, supported military cooperation with Moscow, and assured that Nicaragua is working with Russia on the construction of a "new world order".

Nicaraguan Priest in Exile Ordained in Miami Amid Persecution of the Church

Nicaraguan religious Cristhian David Mendieta was ordained a priest on May 9th at St. Mary's Cathedral in Miami, in a ceremony presided over by Archbishop Thomas Wenski. His ordination occurs amid the forced exile of hundreds of religious figures who have left Nicaragua due to persecution against the Catholic Church under the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo.

“El Cachorro” Marvin Vargas Completes 15 Years in Prison in Nicaragua Amid Torture and Isolation Allegations

15 years after his imprisonment, Nicaraguan opposition figure Marvin Vargas Herrera, known as “El Cachorro,” remains incarcerated under conditions reported as inhumane within Nicaragua's prison system. Relatives and opposition groups assert that he is imprisoned without having committed any crimes and consider him one of the first political prisoners of the Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo dictatorship.

Murillo circulates unsigned letter from Alba Luz Ramos denying rumors about her situation

A letter attributed to magistrate Alba Luz Ramos was disseminated on May 9 by official media to deny alleged investigations and her departure from Nicaragua. However, the document is unsigned and reappears amid new tensions following the publication of a poem by Juan Carlos Ortega Murillo with apparent criticism of his mother.

Youth are protagonists of the victories of progress and modernity

Yesterday, May 8th, from the Ministry of Youth, as part of the permanent support for our Young University Students who are protagonists of scholarships abroad.

Interview with Comrade Luis Morales on Revista En Vivo, Channel 4

In our Central Interview, we will have the opportunity to speak with Comrade Luis Morales, from the Secretariat of Creative Economy.

Sandinism defeated neoliberalism

For 16 years, Nicaragua lived under a neoliberal model that promised modernity, growth, and democracy, but ended up leaving a country hit by poverty, migration, unemployment, and state neglect.

The Great Patriotic War Today

This year's anniversary of the victory of the Soviet peoples over German Nazism assumes even greater importance than in previous years due to the increasingly blatant rise of fascism around the world.