5.7 Earthquake - North Pacific Ocean, 160 km southwest of Managua, Nicaragua

"The closest larger town where the quake might have been felt is Masachapa, a town with 5,000 inhabitants in Nicaragua, in 112 km (69 mi) distance northeast of the epicenter. People likely experienced light shaking there. In the capital of Nicaragua, Managua, 160 km (99 mi) away from the epicenter, the earthquake was probably felt as light shaking. The following table shows some of the places that might have been affected (or not) by the shaking." VD

Daniel Ortega solidifies power and asserts that there will be "no more elections" in Nicaragua

"Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has caused international shock by formally announcing

that competitive electoral processes will no longer be held in the country.
During the commemoration of the Sandinista victory at the Plaza de la Fe in the capital, Ortega was emphatic in declaring to a crowd of supporters and military personnel: "I want you to forget, here there will be no more elections for them [opponents] to try to seize the Government and power". These words, spoken by an 81-year-old president with a weakened voice, have been interpreted by analysts as the political testament of a regime seeking to perpetuate itself without democratic facades." msn

Even More Earthquakes shake the Caribbean...

"Lots of shaking, of course, the massive earthquakes back toward Venezuela.
Elsewhere though, we've had additional quakes yesterday itself was rather active.....back toward the Dominican Republic, 5.0 in magnitude....shaking felt in Puerto Rico, back toward Haiti with this one. But there were multiple back near Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica. Some of the shaking fell 5.2 in magnitude about 120 km down or 75 miles down. And then on top of that, we had another one offshore of Antigua, Barbados, offshore of Guadolupe, 4.6 in magnitude. " Mr.Weatherman

5.3 Earthquake - North Pacific Ocean, 95 km south of San Miguel, El Salvador

"A strong magnitude 5.3 earthquake occurred in the North Pacific Ocean near the coast of Departamento de Chinandega, Nicaragua, late in the evening at 11.00 pm local time (GMT -6). The quake had a shallow depth of 56 km (35 mi) and was felt widely in the area. The shallow depth of the quake caused it to be felt more strongly near the epicenter than a deeper quake of similar magnitude would." VD

South American nation condemns Ukraine for deaths of children

"Nicaragua’s National Assembly has called for Ukraine to be held to international account for causing the deaths of civilians, including children, during its military actions in the conflict with Russia.
Nicaraguan lawmakers endorsed a report compiled by Russian legislators, which Assembly President Gustavo Porras received during his visit to Moscow in mid-July." RT

Hezbollah Has Bases in Bolivia, Nicaragua, and Venezuela

"Hezbollah and other Iranian radical groups have established bases in Bolivia, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.

Gur-Aryeh issued the warning in remarks during an online press conference with Nicaraguan journalists working in exile on the subject of Israel-Nicaraguan relations — organized by the Israeli Diplomatic Mission in Costa Rica after communist dictator Daniel Ortega recently ordered the rupture of Nicaragua’s diplomatic ties with Israel." 

Breitbart

Nicaraguan president labels Zelensky a ‘son of Hitler’

"Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has slammed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky, comparing both politicians to Nazi Germany’s Adolf Hitler." RT

Russia Running Spy Center in Nicaraguan Military Base

"The Nicaraguan newspaper Confidencial reported that Russia established a spy center in one of Nicaragua’s military bases under the auspices of the country’s communist regime.

Confidencial, citing unnamed sources in the Nicaraguan military, warned in its report that the communist regime uses the spy base’s systems to monitor embassies and detect possible “traitors” of dictator Daniel Ortega." Breitbart

Mexico's president slams US aid for Ukraine and sanctions on Venezuela and Cuba

"Mexico’s president slammed U.S. aid for Ukraine and economic sanctions on Venezuela,

Cuba and other nations as the first of two high-level U.S.-Mexico meetings got underway in Washington.
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador issued a broad criticism of U.S. foreign policy, saying U.S. economic sanctions were forcing people to emigrate from Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua." ABC

Russian Army Will Be Deploying To Nicaragua For 'Humanitarian Operations'

"The recent announcement by Daniel Ortega, the president of Nicaragua, that he will be
allowing Russian troops, ships and planes into the region for humanitarian operations will certainly upset the current mainstream narrative that Russia has been "isolated" from the rest of the world by Western sanctions." ZeroHedge

Nicaraguan Lawmakers Call for International Investigation of US Biological Labs in Ukraine

"The United Nations and Europe should investigate US activities concerning a network of  biological laboratories in Ukraine, two Nicaraguan Assembly lawmakers told Sputnik." Sputnik

Nicaragua's Ortega Backs Putin

"The European Union (EU) raised the Ukrainian flag Saturday at its headquarters in
Nicaragua, in “support for the sovereignty, peace and freedom of Ukraine”, which is facing a Russian invasion. Meanwhile, the government of Daniel Ortega remains allied with Russia.

The president of the Russian Duma -Lower House of the Russian Parliament-, Vyacheslav Volodin, visited the country on Thursday, when he declared that the Russian invasion of Ukraine was intended to “prevent a large-scale war.” HavannaTimes