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US Judges Empowered to Disregard “Deficient” Asylum Cases

A new directive from Donald Trump establishes that judges can prematurely terminate cases lacking “legal merit.”

Two of those barred from entering Nicaragua were priests. Meanwhile the regime sends out its paramilitary to march.

Stories from “In April I Was Still Alive”: Interrogations in the prisons of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo’s dictatorship.

The key to Nicaragua’s liberation rests on a strategy of cohesion and cooperation among the opposition groups.

Activities in Costa Rica, the United States, and Europe include masses, discussions, public events, and cultural fairs.

With banners, whistles, & traditional dress, they demanded freedom for Nicaragua, justice for the victims, and support for migrants in exile.

Mayors’ offices and the Institutes of Tourism and Culture suspended the Judea presentations in the streets, squares & parks starting in 2023.

Amidst the tariff wars, the regional body opted for belligerent rhetoric instead of practical proposals.

“What is being prioritized are not people who cross the border illegally, but those who followed the rules,” explained the judge.

The testimonies of three Catholic parishioners who, for the third year in a row, will experience restricted Holy Week celebrations…

	
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