Nicaragua is producing a second migratory wave in Latin America due to the economic and political situation in the country. After 155 days of protests, we are up against another unprecedented crisis: the migration of thousands of Nicaraguans. Español
After Venezuela, the situation in Nicaragua is producing a second migratory crisis in Latin America due to political and economic factors in the country.
More than 155 days of protests against the regime of Daniel Ortega and his wife Rosario Murillo demanding their exit from power have unleashed an unprecedented crisis: the migration of thousands of Nicaraguans as a consequence of an escalation in violence, indiscriminate repression and economic contraction.
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