the global conversation Nicaragua’s Ortega insists his departure would be 'path to anarchy': exclusive
no comment 07/10/2017 Hurriance Nate kills nine people in Nicaragua Hurricane Nate doused Central America with heavy rains on Thursday, killing at least 12 people in Nicaragua, nine in Costa Rica, two in Honduras and two in El Salvador.
Costa Rica 06/10/2017 Tropical Storm Nate strikes havoc in Central America Torrential rain lashed Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Honduras as the storm headed north towards Mexico and the US.
Guatemala 28/12/2016 Central American sky lit up by spectacular meteor burst People come out onto the streets in Nicaragua, Guatemala, and El Salvador to watch giant fireball in the sky.
Nicaragua 07/11/2016 Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega set to clinch third straight term Nicaraguan leader Daniel Ortega appeared to have a clear path to a third consecutive term in office after securing more than 70% of the vote in partial results for Sunday’s…
Nicaragua 04/11/2016 Immovable Daniel Ortega favourite for re-election as Nicaragua's president Daniel Ortega, central to Nicaragua's politics since 1979, is the favourite in this weekend's presidential election. No longer a revolutionary, is he on the verge of cementing one-party rule in his co
Nicaragua 09/07/2015 Clashes erupt at Nicaragua electoral reform protests Riot police have clashed with protesters in Nicaragua who are demanding fair elections ahead of the 2016 ballot which is expected to return Daniel
no comment 14/05/2015 Volcano's eruption caught on camera in Nicaragua This is the dramatic amateur footage from Nicaragua captured by visitors to the country’s Telica volcano, who found themselves close by when it
Nicaragua 23/12/2014 Nicaragua announces start of work on China-backed canal The groundbreaking ceremony on Monday marks the beginning of work on a canal to rival Panama's waterway and boost the economy amid concerns over Lake Nicaragua.
learning world 12/12/2014 In Hippocrates footsteps Medicine is constantly evolving as new discoveries are made. In this edition of Learning World we look at how medical education is keeping pace with
Nicaragua 11/12/2014 Thousands protest over Nicaragua canal project They came in their thousands, angry and anxious over a canal construction project in Nicaragua that many fear will obliterate their homes and
learning world 13/12/2013 Rural education Working on the land is considered by many to be a low status job. Farm workers generally earn low wages for hard labour and tend to have limited
