BTI 2026 Nicaragua Country Report
Rule of Law Nicaragua''s government has long lacked a genuine separation of powers. Shortly after Nicaragua''s first democratic elections in 1990, concerns emerged about the separation of powers, a
Nicaragua''s Constitutional Overhaul Brutally Crushes
Nicaragua''s newly revised Constitution represents a dangerous lurch toward authoritarian governance, centralizing power in the hands of President
Nicaragua: In Brief
Nicaragua is scheduled to hold national elections in 2026. During Ortega''s initial presidential terms, the government''s social welfare programs helped improve many Nicaraguans''
Nicaragua has so far dodged the fate of Cuba and Venezuela
In a devout country, even the Catholic church has come under attack. Since 2022 more than 200 clergy have been jailed or forced to leave Nicaragua, including 18 nuns from Mother
Nicaraguan government is cementing total control of the state and
MEXICO CITY (AP) — The Nicaraguan government has dismantled the last remaining checks and balances and was “systematically executing a strategy to cement total control of the
The End of Democracy in Nicaragua: How the Ortega-Murillo Regime
In an unprecedented move, Nicaragua has amended its constitution to establish Daniel Ortega and his wife, Rosario Murillo, as co-presidents, marking a significant consolidation of political
Nicaragua in 2024: Preparing for the Transition and “The Day After”
Nicaragua is one of the few countries that is choosing to maintain an authoritarian system in darkness and self-isolation. One perspective among international players is to ''wait it out,'' that is,
What Kind of Government Does Nicaragua Have?
Nicaragua operates as a republic on paper, but power rests firmly with President Ortega and his wife through constitutional changes and repression.
America dealt with a Nicaraguan dictator. It didn''t go as hoped.
U.S.-Nicaragua links began unraveling more than a decade ago as it became clear that Ortega — a former rebel who fought another Nicaraguan dictator — wouldn''t leave the presidency.
Nicaragua Is in the Grips of Another Dictatorship, Decades After
Nicaragua announced last week it is withdrawing from the United Nations Human Rights Council, following a U.N. report that slammed the government''s human rights violations and warned
Nicaragua Is in the Grips of Another Dictatorship,
Nicaragua announced last week it is withdrawing from the United Nations Human Rights Council, following a U.N. report that slammed the
Nicaragua''s Constitutional Overhaul Brutally Crushes Freedoms and
Nicaragua''s newly revised Constitution represents a dangerous lurch toward authoritarian governance, centralizing power in the hands of President Daniel Ortega and Vice President Rosario
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