Nicaraguan migrants at the U.S. border – are they being “pushed” or “pulled”?
By John Perry Nicaragua Why are more Nicaraguans heading north to the United States looking for jobs? Until July 2020,
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Immigration
The UN Refugee Agency is exaggerating the number of Nicaraguan refugees
By John Perry Managua, Nicaragua Two years ago, COHA reported on the manufactured “refugee” crisis around Nicaraguans living in Costa
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“Summit of Exclusion” Backfires on Biden
Jill Clark-Gollub, Washington DC Alina Duarte, Mexico John Perry, Nicaragua “We would definitely have wanted a different Summit of
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The US stake in Nicaragua and Honduras’s 2021 elections
By John Perry From Masaya, Nicaragua Both Honduras and Nicaragua hold presidential elections in November 2021 and the US
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175 Years of Border Invasions: The Anniversary of the U.S. War on Mexico and the Roots of Northward Migration
By David Vine From Washington DC Amid renewed fear mongering about an “invasion” at the U.S.-Mexico border, this week’s 175th
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Haiti’s Ongoing Struggle for Uninterrupted Democracy against International Interventionism
Tamanisha J. John From Miami, Florida Overview Towards the latter months of 2018, “Kot Kòb Petwo Karibe a?” (“Where is
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