updated Sat. August 3, 2024
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Folsom Telegraph
March 9, 2018
We are back in the states and the Nicaraguans continue with their daily duties. It's the way of all flesh. You hope your life helps people look to God, to nudge them a little closer to Him. Let's leave things a little better for being here. La vida es beuna con Dios! Tom Rupp is a resident of Folsom and a weeklyÃâà...
Los Angeles Times
March 8, 2018
About 5,000 Nicaraguans, who will lose TPS in January 2019, needed to apply for an extension by Feb. 13. Schey said there is a plan to file a lawsuit ... First he came after our 'Dreamers,' then the Haitians, Nicaraguans, Salvadorans and now all of California. From Sacramento to the steps of L.A. City Hall,Ãâà...
Washington Blade
March 1, 2018
Caballero said ODETRANS' other objectives include teaching trans Nicaraguans how advocate for their rights, referring to a recent meeting in the northern part of the country that focused on empowering “girls about their human rights, self-care and self-esteem.” She told the Blade that ODETRANS alsoÃâà...
International Policy Digest
February 19, 2018
Whereas the Spanish had fashioned a bustling slave market that led to the evisceration of an entire population of native Nicaraguans, the British leveraged the Mosquito Coast's resource-rich environment to augment its economic interests. Unlike in the east, the Natives were treated more like partners thanÃâà...
Miami Herald
November 13, 2017
But the Trump administration announced last week that TPS for Nicaraguans would end in January 2019. The announcement spread fears to all of the more than 200,000 other immigrants from Honduras, El Salvador and Haiti now protected under the designation. The United States long ago became homeÃâà...
Politico
November 6, 2017
Roughly 86,000 Hondurans will receive a six-month extension of a humanitarian status that allows them to work in the United States, the Homeland Security Department announced Monday night. But temporary protected status will be discontinued for an estimated 5,300 Nicaraguans after a one-yearÃâà...
New York Times
November 6, 2017
WASHINGTON — Thousands of immigrants from Nicaragua who came to the United States illegally, many of them decades ago, will lose special permission allowing them to stay in the country, the Trump administration said on Monday. However, officials from the Department of Homeland Security said theÃâà...
IrishCentral
December 31, 1999
Gradually, O'Shea's became a huge social hub for local Nicaraguans, expats and volunteers in Granada, and visiting tourists from Europe and North America. An eclectic bunch can be found sitting outside O'Shea's seven nights a week, particularly at the weekends when visitors from Managua, the capital,Ãâà...
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