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Deaf Nicaraguan Brothers Become Bodybuilding Legends in Their Sixties

Almost half a century ago, brothers Walter and Arturo Pérez began lifting stones to develop their muscles and now they are "legends" in an...

Nicaraguan Exiles Warn Costa Rica Over Potential Political Extradition Abuse

Nicaraguan exiles have raised alarms over what they perceive as politically motivated extraditions orchestrated by the regime of Daniel Ortega, directing their apprehensions to...

Miss Universe Says Win Put Nicaragua on Map

Nicaraguan Sheynnis Palacios said on Tuesday in Costa Rica that her coronation as Miss Universe put Nicaragua and Central America on the "world map." On...

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega Justifies Removing Nationality of Critics

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega on Wednesday justified stripping 317 opponents and critics of his government of their Nicaraguan nationality a year ago and sending...

Costa Rica Extradites Opposition Leader Wanted by Nicaragua

Douglas Gamaliel Pérez Centeno, known as Douglas Gamaliel Álvarez Morales, alias "Relámpago," was extradited to Nicaragua. The Judicial Investigation Organism (OIJ) confirmed the information...

US Restricts 100+ Nicaraguan Officials Over Rights Abuses

The United States restricted visas on Friday to more than 100 Nicaraguan municipal officials for "their role" in the government of President Daniel Ortega,...
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China to Build Massive Solar Power Plant in Nicaragua

The Chinese state-owned company China Communications Construction Company Limited (CCCC) will build a photovoltaic solar power plant with a capacity of 67.3 megawatts in...

Costa Rica Considers Dollarization: A New Bill Proposed

Congressman Jorge Dengo presented a new bill that is being processed under file No. 24,296 "Law for Dollarization." "For decades, there has been a...

Costa Rica: A Tale of Two Realities in Electricity Access

As Costa Rica commemorates the 140th anniversary of its first public lighting, a poignant disparity persists. While in 2024, the country celebrates technological innovation...