U.S. Alerts on Investing in Nicaragua: “A Climate Replenished with Political Risks and Fiscal Extortion” · Global Voices
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A new official report calls for “extreme caution” in the face of confiscations, fiscal pressure, lack of legal certainty and advantages granted by the Ortega and Murillo regime to Chinese companies. The U.S. State Department released on Tuesday the 2026 Investment Climate Statements: Nicaragua report, in which it recommended foreign investors... The U.S. entry hardens investor warnings about the risks of doing business in Nicaragua was first pub…
The State Department warns of confiscations, lack of guarantees of ownership and greater political and economic control over investments in Nicaragua. Economist Juan Sebastián Chamorro notes that the 2026 report hardens its assessment and shows institutions as active instruments of control, in a scenario that also favors Chinese investors vis-à-vis local and foreign competitors. U.S. entry alerts investors to confiscations and the greater econom…
The U.S. alerts its citizens not to invest in Nicaragua due to the growing climate of legal insecurity and confiscations. U.S. entry alerts about investing in Nicaragua: “A climate plagued by political risks and fiscal extortion” was first published in Nicaragua Investigación.
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