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Nicaragua Orders Red Cross to Cease Operations as Daniel Ortega's Crackdown on Dissent Continues - Vimarsana News

Nicaragua Orders Red Cross to Cease Operations as Daniel Ortega's Crackdown on Dissent Continues

In a continued crackdown on dissent, Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega takes a new turn by targeting the Red Cross.

Nicaragua Police Arrest Prominent Roman Catholic Bishop Critical of President Daniel Ortega - Vimarsana News

Nicaragua Police Arrest Prominent Roman Catholic Bishop Critical of President Daniel Ortega

Police in Nicaragua have raided the residence of Bishop Rolando Alvarez, head of the Matagalpa diocese, and arrested him, along with several other priests.

Nicaragua Continues Crackdown on Government Critics; Roman Catholic Bishop Under Investigation - Vimarsana News

Nicaragua Continues Crackdown on Government Critics; Roman Catholic Bishop Under Investigation

The investigation launched against Roman Catholic Bishop Rolando Alvarez is reportedly part of a growing crackdown on opposition leaders and government critics in Nicaragua.

Daniel Ortega Net Worth: The Life, Wealth, and Crime of Nicaragua's Dictator - Vimarsana News

Daniel Ortega Net Worth: The Life, Wealth, and Crime of Nicaragua's Dictator

Nicaragua's left-wing Sandinista revolution was a huge turning point in the country's history. Decades later, its leader, Daniel Ortega, sits as Nicaragua's president.

Nicaragua Continues Media Crackdown, 6 Catholic Radio Stations Shut Down - Vimarsana News

Nicaragua Continues Media Crackdown, 6 Catholic Radio Stations Shut Down

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega continues his crackdown on independent media and the opposition. This time, however, he went after radio stations belonging to the Roman Catholic Church.