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US donates drug-detection equipment
(posted May 21, 9:00 a.m.)- Under the aegis of the U.S.-backed anti-narcotics effort known as the Central American Regional Security Initiative (CARSI), the U.S. government on Monday donated eight mobile drug-detection units to Nicaragua’s National Police and Navy. The police received four Hardened Mobile Tracers while the navy received four TruNarcs units. Both sets of…
US missionary drowns in Nicaragua
A 22-year-old U.S. missionary who drowned last week off Nicaragua’s Pacific coast is being laid to rest on Saturday in his hometown in Kentucky. Nathan Fouts, who arrived to Nicaragua on May 6 as part of a Pentecostal mission trip to help build a youth camp in Matagalpa, drowned three days later while swimming with…
U.S. donates parachutes to Nicaraguan Army
The U.S. military detachment at the U.S. Embassy in Managua today donated $96,000 worth of parachute equipment to the Nicaraguan Army’s Special Operations Unit. The donation, which includes 50 parachutes, altimeters and neon jump lights, will help strengthen the Nicaraguan Army’s operation capacity and contribute to joint security efforts in the region, according to a…

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