All Posts On

Nicaragua

A wide shot of a desolate coastal road in Nicaragua at dawn, with distant emergency vehicle lights flashing, symbolizing the aftermath of recent fatal incidents including a drowning and a deadly traffic collision.
Oct 11, 2025, 10:51 UTC

Fatal Incidents Reported Across Nicaragua on October 9, 2025

Nicaragua experienced a series of fatal incidents on October 9, 2025, including a tragic drowning in Poneloya where two individuals went missing, and a deadly traffic collision in La Trinidad de Estelí claiming the life of a retired nurse. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding these events.

A dramatic, wide-angle shot shows a large, shadowy dragon-like form extending a gleaming golden chain towards miniature representations of a grand cathedral and a vibrant national flag, while a solitary, brightly illuminated island is isolated in the background, symbolizing China's strategy of using economic incentives to persuade countries to switch diplomatic recognition from Taiwan to Beijing.
Oct 1, 2025, 10:57 UTC

China Intensifies Diplomatic Pressure on Taiwan's Allies, Nicaragua Switches Recognition, Vatican Under Scrutiny

China continues its strategy of using economic incentives to persuade countries to switch diplomatic recognition from Taiwan to Beijing. Nicaragua severed ties with Taiwan in December 2021, and similar pressure is now being observed on the Vatican, Taiwan's sole European ally, as Beijing seeks to further isolate the self-ruled island.

A lone woman, representing a Nicaraguan exile, stands at a window overlooking a city at dusk, her anxious reflection visible in the glass, symbolizing the climate of fear and extensive surveillance faced by those targeted by the Nicaraguan government's repression.
Sep 24, 2025, 09:58 UTC

UN Experts Detail Nicaragua's Transnational Repression Against Exiles

A new report by UN human rights experts reveals how the Nicaraguan government extends its repression beyond borders, targeting exiles with arbitrary deprivation of nationality, denial of documents, asset confiscation, and extensive surveillance. The report, presented on September 23, 2025, highlights a 'climate of fear' among the diaspora.

No more posts for now
Sign in to see more