We have started to collect the most important news related to Nicaragua in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Sunday was the deadliest day of anti-government protests so far, a human rights group says.
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Security forces launched an assault on six neighbourhoods and a university east of the capital.
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At least three people die and many are injured as security forces move on the city of Masaya.
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Streets are deserted in the capital Managua but deadly anti-government clashes erupt elsewhere.
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Amnesty International accuses Nicaragua's government of using armed groups to suppress protesters.
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Amnesty International accuses Nicaragua's government of using armed groups to suppress protesters.
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What led to more than a month of widespread violent protests that have killed more than 70 people?
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The US has ordered relatives of embassy staff in Nicaragua to leave after days of deadly riots.
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President Ortega says he could review pension reforms, but business leaders refuse to join talks.
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Nicaragua signs the Paris agreement, leaving only two countries not supporting it.
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Video shows bus passengers in Nicaragua climbing out of the windows after the vehicle was stranded in floods.
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Thousands of homes are damaged as the tropical storm heads for Mexico and the US.
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