The Department of Homeland Security on Monday announced the termination of Temporary Protected Status for nationals from Honduras and Nicaragua, ending long-standing protections for tens of thousands ...

There are plenty of lists that rank the world’s best restaurants, but only the Prix Versailles—an architectural award started ...

For years, Orozco said, if she wanted to eat Nicaraguan food in a restaurant in the U.S., she’d have to travel to Florida, which has the highest concentration of Pinoleros in the U.S. Pinolero fills a ...

One of the few Black-owned restaurants sits on one of the busiest streets in Granada, Nicaragua. I’m willing to bet it’s the only one (for now) and possibly the first in Nicaragua’s oldest city.

To call Lake Nicaragua a lake would be like calling the Bible a wee novella. It’s an enormous and gorgeously warm body of water with some 365 islands that were formed by a volcanic eruption that ...

Finally, we drove back to Granada to see the border on Lake Nicaragua. It’s beautiful! Tomorrow, we’d be heading to Ometepe, the largest island in a freshwater lake in the world.

In Nicaragua, Reyes sold food out of a tent, while her family ran a small market and retail store. Although she didn’t own a restaurant, Reyes said the principles of managing a food business are ...

Maradiaga first fled Nicaragua for the United States in the 1980s, finding refuge with a foster family, when rebels backed by the Reagan administration fought the leftist Sandinista government.

The air fryer would help. We visited a new Nicaraguan restaurant in Waunakee, a village in Dane County that’s seen significant numbers of Nicaraguan arrivals in recent years.

We visited a new Nicaraguan restaurant in Waunakee, a village in Dane County that’s seen significant numbers of Nicaraguan arrivals in recent years. One diner, a 49-year-old undocumented dairy worker, ...

Along Pico Boulevard stands La 27th, one of the most well-known Nicaraguan restaurants in Los Angeles. It specializes in its home cuisine, which includes Mesoamerican, Spanish, Caribbean and ...

What’s in the Boxes Yaceth’s guilty pleasure is shoes. The 38-year-old left Nicaragua nearly three years ago and works in the same restaurant kitchen as Joaquín.