Nicaragua

Court also rejects German request to throw out the case, so it can now move forward

Many onboard Indians hail from Gujarat, says official

They have turned their attention to the football backwaters of Nicaragua and Belarus

About 100 doctors nationwide were fired from public hospitals for tending to people hurt in anti-Ortega unrest

They worked at the Oscar Danilo Rosales Hospital in the northwestern city of Leon

On Tuesday, more than 1,000 men firing automatic weapons entered the city

Pro-government forces shoot at journalists to prevent them from verifying details of a bloody siege

Following months of unrest pitting pro-government forces against protesters has claimed some 300 lives

The fatalities occur in the southeast town of Morrito as marching protesters came under attack from police

At least 14 people are killed in raid by pro-government mob near opposition bastion of Masaya

More than 220 people are killed in Nicaragua's ongoing unrest since mid-April

Washington-based group says more than 1,300 people are wounded in the ongoing unrest

Funerals held for three people killed in clashes

Nicaragua is convulsed by unrest since Ortega in April proposed cutting pension benefits

Anti-government protests began in mid-April after controversial social security overhaul

At least 139 people have been killed in clashes with security forces

Firearm bursts rang out on Saturday in the city where riots that started midday grew increasingly violent

Rights group say more than 1,300 people have been wounded in violence

Violence erupted with clashes between pro and anti government protestors

Riots sparked as President Ortega refuses to step down

Nicaraguan Human Rights Center say six people were killed in the capital of Managua

At least 81 people have been killed and 868 wounded since April 18

US State Department remains deeply concerned about the crisis in Nicaragua

72-year-old veteran leader Ortega has agreed to hold talks

Rights group Nicaraguan Centre for Human Rights said 34 people had died in the demonstrations

Students leading the protests vowed to keep up their demonstrations

At least six people are killed since Nicaraguans started demonstrating

Nicaraguans have been protesting for three straight days against government changes to social security

Summer Plan 2018 has seen 14,000 military police deployed across beaches and tourist destinations

Of the 100 killings, a third were linked to mining and oil operations

Witnesses said she was stripped naked and thrown on a pile of wood that was set alight

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega declared a state of emergency due to the quake

Both countries had issued red alerts for the areas to be worst-hit, evacuated thousands of people

Polls indicate more than 60 per cent support for Ortega and wife Rosario Murillo