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State workers: "The public service is kidnapped by Ortega and Murillo"

Former prosecutors and judicial workers admit that the actions of Ortega’s police, judges and prosecutors are “unconstitutional” and “immoral.”

IMF "embellishes" report on the government's economic management in 2022

IMF foresees 3% growth for Nicaragua in 2023 but insists on “the need for further efforts to improve the business climate, transparency and governance"

María, former judiciary official: "The FSLN sends its people to spy on churches"

She left her job without resigning and went into exile. The breaking point was the attacks on the Church and the imprisonment of Bishop Alvarez

Vilma Nuñez: “The cry of Alvarito Conrado won’t be silenced”

The president of CENIDH calls on Nicaraguans to not leave the Mothers of April and other victims of Ortega’s repression alone.

Police and military take over political control and surveillance of airports

The new administrators of the EAAI and the airports in Managua, Bluefields, Puerto Cabezas, Corn Island, and San Juan de Nicaragua

Alvaro Conrado, father of the first child killed in Ortega massacre, dies

Since 2018, Alvaro Conrado dedicated himself to demanding justice for the death of his son Alvarito Conrado, assassinated on April 20 of that year

Nine priests and laymen now convicted under Ortega

Priests quoted biblical verses before the Ortega judge who declared them guilty. CENIDH to Catholic hierarchy: “You cannot continue to remain silent.”

Regime retracts and will allow entry of tourists with cameras and TV cameras

To travel with photography equipment, the government demanded a permit from an institution directed by the former daughter-in-law of the ruling couple

Nicaraguan musician Josué Monroy on his banishment: "A policeman comforted me: 'You will be free"

Nicaraguan musician of the Monroy & Surmenage band describes his arrest and interrogation in El Chipote and later expulsion from the country.