
Nicaragua’s closed-border policy pushes migrants to take desperate measures
Sandinista government’s increasingly tough line leaves thousands stranded in camps in Costa Rica
Sandinista government’s increasingly tough line leaves thousands stranded in camps in Costa Rica
Managua accuses San Jose of violating international laws by allowing them to cross over Families are trying to reach the United States through Central America and Mexico
Critics say leader is violating Constitution by naming wife and children to posts
Farmers block roads to demonstrate against $50bn project to link Pacific with Caribbean
Police and military launch a witch hunt in the communities of the opposition
The nation of six million reported 46 female murder victims in the first three months of 2014
William Vahey committed suicide after officials in Nicaragua discovered images of young boys
A team of international experts in Managua wants to determine what sparked the tremors
Seismic activity may be from first major crustal plate movements since 1972’s devastating quake
Managua asks The Hague justices to map out Caribbean waters belonging to both nations
Lack of studies and guarantees raise suspicions among Ortega’s critics
Indigenous communities say Nicaraguan government has left them at mercy of illegal settlers