Nicaragua has recently made headlines due to its government's actions against various organizations and individuals, including the shutdown of the country's scouting organization and other NGOs, as well as accusations against Germany for its support of Israel during the conflict in Gaza. The Nicaraguan government has also been involved in legal disputes at the International Court of Justice, accusing countries like Germany of violating international law.
Nicaragua, officially known as the Republic of Nicaragua, is the largest country in the Central American isthmus. It is bordered by Honduras to the northwest and the Caribbean Sea to the east. The country has a rich history, having been colonized by Spain in the 16th century and gaining independence in the 19th century. Nicaragua has faced political turmoil and civil unrest in recent years, with controversies surrounding the government of President Daniel Ortega. The nation is known for its diverse culture, stunning landscapes, and vibrant traditions.
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As part of genocide case, Pretoria urges ICJ to force Israel to allow unimpeded access for international officials, aid workers and journalists, amid expanding military op
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Germany argued against the accusation brought by Nicaragua at the International Court of Justice, but Germans are questioning their country’s unwavering support for Israel.
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German representative dismisses as 'grossly distorted' Nicaragua's demand that country halt supply of military equipment to Israel due to war against Hamas in Gaza
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Nicaragua called on the United Nations' top court on Monday to halt German military aid to Israel, arguing that Berlin’s support enables acts of genocide and breaches of international humanitarian law…
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Colombian law enforcement arrests boat captains, prompting suspension of migrant crossings through the Darién Gap.
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Managua accused Berlin of violating the Genocide Convention by funding Israel’s war on Gaza.
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Nicaragua's government has shut down the country's scouting organization and seven other nongovernmental organizations, alleging financial irregularities and expired board of directors.
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Pope Francis defends his decision to allow priests to bless same-sex couples, despite opposition from conservative bishops in Africa, Eastern Europe, and Latin America.
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Nicaraguan government releases 19 clergymen, including Bishop Rolando \u00c1lvarez, to Vatican
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Pope Francis addressed the violence in Israel and the war in Gaza, calling for peace and an end to the devastating military attacks.
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The flight carrying suspected victims of human trafficking was grounded in France and rerouted to India.
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A plane carrying 303 Indian passengers was detained in France over suspected human trafficking before being rerouted to India.
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Plane with 300 passengers remained grounded in rural France for four days
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French judges are deciding whether to extend the detention of 300 Indian citizens suspected of human trafficking at a French airport
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African migrants are utilizing new routes through South and Central America to reach the United States.
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The director of the Miss Nicaragua pageant, Karen Celebertti, has been charged with conspiracy against the government, money laundering, and spreading fake news.
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The director of the Miss Nicaragua beauty pageant has been charged with treason for an alleged plot to take down the Nicaraguan government.
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Panama's Supreme Court declared a 20-year concession for a Canadian copper mine unconstitutional, leading to widespread protests and a significant victory for environmental activists.
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Sheynnis Palacios wins the 72nd Miss Universe competition in El Salvador, with Miss Thailand as first runner-up and Miss Australia as second runner-up.
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American bishops are divided over Pope Francis's leadership, with some supporting his decisions and others rallying against him.