Boxing for his future: Kenosha teen fights to stay in U.S. after immigration program paused

Washington, United States. The U.S. announced Friday visa restrictions on “more than 250 officials” from Nicaragua’s “dictatorship,” when seven years of anti-government protests were celebrated that resulted in more than 300 deaths.Nicaragua is under U.S. sanctions for the repression of the 2018 protests against President Daniel Ortega, in power since 2007. Washington considers his re-election fraudulent in 2021 and reproaches him for a wave of …

U.S. Targets Ortega's Regime with Visa Sanctions

U.S. Targets Ortega's Regime with Visa Sanctions In a bold move, the United States has announced it will impose visa restrictions on over 250 officials from Nicaragua's government led by President Daniel Ortega. This decision comes in response to alleged human rights abuses committed under Ortega's regime, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed on Friday.Ortega's administration has faced severe criticism for creating a centralized and rep…

Boxing for his future: Kenosha teen fights to stay in U.S. after immigration program paused

An 18-year-old Kenosha boxer is in the fight of his life, but this time, its outside the ring.A little over a year ago, Elian, a state champion, came to the U.S. legally from Nicaragua through the CHNV program a federal two-year humanitarian parole initiative allowing people from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to live and work in the U.S. temporarily.I want to stay here because I love it here, Elian told TMJ4 News. All these people that s…

“The U.S. will not tolerate Ortega and Murillo continuing to attack Nicaragua,” said Secretary of State Marco Rubio, the U.S. announced Friday (18.04.2025) visa restrictions on “more than 250 officials” of Nicaragua’s “dictatorship,” when it marks seven years after the beginning of a social revolt that was violently repressed by police... The U.S. entry sanctions 250 officials of the Nicaraguan government was first published on Estamos Aquí MX.

"The United States will not tolerate #DanielOrtega and #RosarioMurillo's continued attacks on #Nicaragua," said US Secretary of State #MarcoRubio, announcing further sanctions against the Sandinista regime.

Mediafax The United States will impose visa restrictions on more than 250 representatives of President Daniel Ortega's administration, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Friday. He cited human rights violations, according to Reuters. The Nicaraguan government has been accused of serious human rights violations and crimes, and the UN has described the administration there as a "well-coordinated system of repression." UN experts say Ortega …