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Last update: 7 hours agoHuman Rights Watch Pressure on Nicaragua: The UN human rights office (OHCHR) urged Nicaragua to launch an impartial investigation into the death of Indigenous leader Brooklyn Rivera, saying his case amounts to arbitrary detention and a “forced disappearance,” after the government announced he died from a bacterial infection following COVID-19-related health decline. Nicaragua Immigration & Work Access: Costa Rica announced a special temporary regularization category for Nicaraguans (along with Venezuelans, Cubans, and Colombians) whose asylum cases are pending or rejected, letting them apply for legal residency and work starting Sept. 1, 2026. Regional Climate Fallout: Drought and the approach of El Niño are raising hunger fears in Guatemala’s Dry Corridor, a zone that also includes Nicaragua, where wells are drying and subsistence crops are at risk. U.S. Trade Move With Forced-Labor Focus: The USTR proposed additional tariffs tied to Section 301 forced-labor investigations, naming India among economies it says failed to effectively enforce import prohibitions. Sports Admin Chaos With Nicaragua in the Mix: South Africa’s World Cup preparations faced fresh controversy after claims of administrative mistakes in a friendly against Nicaragua, adding to the team’s broader travel and visa headaches.
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