Nicaraguan Medical Students Expelled, Doctors Threatened
Medical students in Nicaragua have been expelled from their programs, and doctors are reportedly facing threats, leading to widespread fear among healthcare workers.
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All Latin America →Alan Riding, Former New York Times Correspondent, Dies at 83
Alan Riding, a distinguished New York Times correspondent known for his cosmopolitan reporting from Latin America and Paris, has passed away at the age of 83.
Nicaraguan Dictatorship Holds Farcical Funeral for Indigenous Leader Brooklyn Rivera
The Nicaraguan regime held a funeral for Indigenous leader Brooklyn Rivera but refused to return his body to his family for burial in Sandy Bay, defying his wishes.
Indigenous Leader Brooklyn Rivera Dies in Nicaraguan State Custody
Indigenous leader Brooklyn Rivera has died in state custody in Nicaragua, marking the seventh political prisoner to die under such circumstances since 2019.
Report Highlights Denial of Medical Care as Torture in Nicaragua
A report from Havana Times details how the denial of access to specialized medical care in Nicaragua is used as a punitive practice, constituting torture and a crime against humanity.
Nicaraguan Indigenous Leader Brooklyn Rivera Dies in State Custody
Brooklyn Rivera, a prominent Nicaraguan Indigenous leader, has died in government custody after nearly three years of detention. Nicaragua confirmed his death, which has drawn international attention.
Nicaragua's Geopolitics of Isolation Under Dictatorship Examined
An analysis describes Nicaragua as unpredictable due to the arbitrariness of its governing power, leading to a geopolitics of isolation under its dictatorship.
Indigenous Activist Brooklyn Rivera Dies in Nicaraguan Detention, Family Seeks Answers
Nicaraguan Indigenous leader Brooklyn Rivera has died in detention after three years during which his friends and family were kept unaware of his whereabouts and wellbeing, prompting calls for answers regarding his death.