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Nicaragua’s official gazette has reported the implementation of a decision announced recently by Vice President Rosario Murillo to close 1,500 non-governmental organizations, most of which are religious organizations, stating their assets will be transferred to the state.Rimini Meeting invites Christians to reflect on what is essential in life
These obligations include submitting their financial statements for periods ranging from one to 35 years, with a detailed breakdown of income and expenses, payment records, donation details, and their boards of directors., which report that the NGOs were not given any prior notice, the government has accused these organizations of obstructing the Interior Ministry's oversight.
Exemptions have also been eliminated. The majority of the closed NGOs are affiliated with evangelical communities.
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