Nicaragua, human rights
US Launches Probe Into Human Rights and Labor Abuses in Nicaragua
Announced by U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai, the investigation is authorized under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 and aims to assess not only allegations of abuse but also the extent to which they affect commerce with the U.S. The probe must conclude within a year, with potential retaliatory measures contingent on its findings.
Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega’s regime has reportedly ordered all remaining nuns to leave the country by the end of the ...
For Latin American Catholics, December is an important month, not just in anticipation of the Christmas celebrations, but ...
The Biden administration announces it will investigate human and labor rights violations, opening door to a suspension from ...
At least 229 people detained in Nicaragua for political reasons have suffered various forms of torture and other "crimes ...
The government of Daniel Ortega, who has been president for more than 15 consecutive years, recently promoted constitutional ...
“The most unpleasant icing on the democratic cake for the United States was the sensational announcement by Daniel Ortega, president of Nicaragua. He allowed Russian troops, ships, and planes ...
The bishops of Panama, Costa Rica, Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala are inviting the faithful to participate in a day of ...
Pope Francis sent a pastoral letter to Catholics in Nicaragua, offering support amid ongoing repression by President Daniel ...
Pope Francis breaks the silence on Nicaragua under Daniel Ortega, who has been fiercely persecuting the Catholic Church for ...
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