Jesuit Univ. Shut Down in Nicaragua over "Terrorism"

Jesuit Univ. Shut Down in Nicaragua over "Terrorism"

La Universidad Jesuita de Nicaragua fue cerrada por el gobierno debido a acusaciones de terrorismo. Esto sucedió después de que los estudiantes se manifestaran en contra de la situación política y social del país. La Universidad había sido una institución educativa de éxito durante muchos años. #Nicaragua #Terrorismo #Universidad #Nicaragua #Terrorism #University 🤬😰🤯 The Jesuit University of Nicaragua was closed by the government due to accusations of terrorism. This happened after students protested against the country's political and social situation. The University had been a successful educational institution for many years. #Nicaragua #Terrorism #University #Nicaragua #Terrorism #University 🤬😰🤯
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