#nicaragua

#nicaragua

Independent media in Nicaragua faces unprecedented challenges due to funding cuts and government repression, yet continues to report daily.

The Ortega-Murillo regime systematically attacks journalism, but outlets persist against difficult odds.

Ortega and Murillo are rapidly reforming Nicaraguan laws to consolidate power and suppress opposition, using legal mechanisms to entrench their totalitarian regime.

Father Fabricio feels emasculated by government threats, forcing him to restrict his religious expressions and pastoral duties.

The recent constitutional reforms in Nicaragua consolidate power further in the hands of President Ortega and Vice President Murillo.

Nicaragua's immigration reform has severely impacted families hoping to reunite during the holidays, causing them to abandon travel plans due to safety concerns.

The constitutional reform strengthens presidential power in Nicaragua, promoting Rosario Murillo to co-president, raising concerns over the establishment of a dictatorship.

The Nicaraguan government has suppressed over 1,500 nonprofits as part of a broader crackdown on civil society under President Ortega's authoritarian regime.

Ortega and his wife are consolidating power through constitutional amendments, increasing control over media and targeting political dissent.

The International Court of Justice rejected Nicaragua's request to issue Germany emergency orders to desist arms sales to Israel.

The International Court of Justice refused to order Germany to stop sending weapons and aid to Israel, rejecting Nicaragua's request.