Nicaragua

The Politics Behind Biden's Border Visit

By Brian Bennett

How Nicaragua is Waging a War on Journalists

By Ciara Nugent

A Hundred Days of Protest in Nicaragua

By Ciara Nugent

Meet 4 Crusaders Who Are Keeping the Dream of Democracy Alive

By Vivienne Walt , Naina Bajekal , Billy Perrigo and Ciara Nugent
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Democracy Isn't Perfect, But It Will Still Prevail

Mass migration, terrorism and economic woes are fueling authoritarians around the world. NATO's former Supreme Allied Commander on why government of, by and for the people will win again

By James Stavridis

Clinging to Power Amid Violent Protests, Nicaragua’s President Faces a Crisis Point

As protesters continue to call for his ouster, Nicaragua’s embattled President Daniel Ortega is digging in his heels. At least 146 people have been killed since April in clashes there. Some worry that the Central...

By Ciara Nugent

Nicaragua Is Heading Down the Same Dark Path as Venezuela

While the world watches Venezuela’s slow, cancerous death, Nicaragua is in full cardiac arrest

By Margarita Herdocia

Trump Administration's Hard Line on Immigration Extends to Temporary Protections

The Trump Administration is moving to end a program that allowed some Nicaraguan citizens who fled after a natural disaster to stay in the U.S., as part of an overall stricter approach to immigration.The decision...

By Maya Rhodan

Nicaragua Breaks Ground on New Inter-Ocean Canal Project

But faced with fierce protests, authorities held the groundbreaking ceremony in the national capital Managua, some 75 miles from the construction site

By Charlie Campbell

Thousands Protest Nicaragua Canal Project Over Land-Grab Fears

Entire villages will have to be moved for the new waterway

By Charlie Campbell

Construction Will Begin on Nicaragua's $50 Billion Canal in December

The project is mostly funded by China

By Sarah Begley

Powerful Earthquake Rocks Central America

One fatality but no major damage reported

By Per Liljas

Nicaragua on Red Alert as Aftershocks Follow 6.1 Magnitude Quake

An earthquake earlier Friday injured 200 and was linked to one death.

By Noah Rayman

Pictures of the Week: December 7 - December 14

From the elementary school shooting in Connecticut and continued protests in Egypt to Syrian refugees in Turkey and the Pope's first tweet, TIME presents the best images of the week.

By TIME Photo Department

Pictures of the Week: August 10 - August 17

From the earthquake in Iran and the killing of miners on strike by police in South Africa to the end of Ramadan and a meteor shower over Macedonia, TIME presents the best images of the week.

By TIME Photo Department

Pictures of the Week: July 27 - August 3

From protests in Yemen and a religious festival in Nicaragua to continued fighting in Syria and the summer Olympic games in London, TIME's photo department presents the best pictures of the week.

By TIME Photo Department

TIME Picks the Most Surprising Photos of 2011

A cat with two faces, rail tracks buckled by the shifting earth after an earthquake in New Zealand, the police rescue of a girl held hostage by her father—these are just a few of the compelling and surprising images to have emerged beyond the main news cycle this year.

By Phil Bicker
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