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All Posts Tagged With: "Nicaragua"
Daily News Brief
October 21, 2009
Daily News Brief: Iran, Afghanistan and the Chinese military
Signature Video
February 10, 2009
Immigrants stream across Mexico’s southern border
For years now, immigration into the United States from Mexico has been a huge issue in American politics. But Mexico is facing similar problems on its southern border, as Central Americans in search of higher-paying work pour into the country.
Signature Video
February 3, 2009
Anti-Americanism fades and business booms in Nicaragua
Some Americans might not associate business with Nicaragua at all, as Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega first came to power a generation ago with a militant anti-American message. But times change, and Nicaragua is now promoting itself as a business-friendly country.
Signature Video
January 16, 2009
How Nicaraguans see the U.S.
Worldfocus special correspondent Lynn Sherr travels to Nicaragua to discuss baseball, U.S. relations and Barack Obama.
In the Newsroom
December 5, 2008
Turtle gazing on Nicaragua’s silky shores
Producer Megan Thompson took some time to turtle gaze while reporting in Nicaragua. Turtles lay their eggs onshore, but are threatened by poachers.
Signature Story
December 1, 2008
Coffee producers lead fight against cancer in Nicaragua
Cervical cancer is the number one killer of women in Latin America, but Nicaraguan women are finding hope with the help of the country's top export -- coffee.
Blogwatch
September 15, 2008
Countries pass torch to celebrate independence
Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua celebrate the anniversary of their independence from Spain in 1821.
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