Nicaragua

The ruling party’s election success comes as no surprise but may push critics towards other forms of opposition

While a second Central American trans-oceanic canal looks unlikely, infrastructure projects are set to boom in Nicaragua

In a country known for its low crime rates, the Nicaraguan government’s latest penal reform is raising suspicions

Decades-old Central American territorial disputes appear to be coming to a head at The Hague

The Trump administration brings uncertainty to US-Central America trade relations, but it may well lead to opportunities

With the ruling party dominating government, a marginalised opposition will look for new ways to influence politics

Ortega's re-election comes as no surprise, but will nevertheless rile the opposition

Ortega's re-election looks set to be undermined, whatever his margin of victory