Nicaragua – The Country That Didn’t Swallow the Covid Blue Pill

It's GuatEmala, with an E.

The OP is from Nicaragua, so I told him to stop Nicaraguans from illegally migrating to the US, considering he is claiming it is so safe to be in Nicaragua. Why would I tell the OP to stop Hondurans or GuatEmalans from illegally migrating to the US, when he doesn't even live there???

I am a she. I am an American who has lived in Nicaragua for 15 years. I am a legal resident of Nicaragua.

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Lago Apanas Have you been up in that region? Any comments?

Tartaria Are you at all into "Tartarian History" so called? If so, can you comment on Nicaragua from a "Tartarian" perspective?

Thanks!

I have not been to Lago Apanas. It is up North. Different vibe in the northern part of the country.

I don;t know anything about Tartarian history, which I thought pertained to Central Asia.

Can anyone share any good sites to buy property in San Juan del Sur or anyother place there where the rental income will cover expenses. It is time to start making the slow pivot south.

Thank you in advance

Right now rental income will not cover expenses. Tourism took a huge dive in 2018 and covid hit before it could ever recover. Every business owner has had to toss in their personal money to keep it afloat. Only a few rental properties are profitable, and that is becasue the owners have spent years cultivating relationships with guests. There is no money to be made in rental properties and one of the reasons the SJDS area was hit so hard is because of foreigners coming in and driving up the prices and pushing locals out. Three years ago a shitty hovel of a commercial space (a dive by any standard in the rest of the world) rented for more per s.f. than I could have rented for a nice space in Florida.

There are a lot of small businesses that one can start outside the tourist sector, but they require TLC by the investors.

I think half the non-retiree expats living here work online in other countries.

In SJDS and most of Nicaragua, the expats use FB. Even people who loathe FB set up a new account to ask questions and correspond with people about a move. Life in San Juan del Sur and Expats in Nicaragua are the two most popular pages. The search option should covert a lot of topics.

Thanks. It's Ok if it doesn't cover expenses for a while. So basically you are saying that the market is going to continue to be soft for a while? I'm also looking for a vacation spot, but would wait for even lower prices.

Thank you again

I live in Nicaragua along the border of CR (hence the CR flag).

The virus has devastated tourism, but we have had several dismal years of tourism since the violence in 2018, so at this point we are kind of used to it.

I live in a rural community with less than 10 foreign residents/winter visitors. Our little pueblo had protocols. Even the chainsaw repairman in the jungle had a bucket of water, soap and alcohol for his customers to use before entering the property. We took it seriously, but without laws and lockdowns.

Costa Rica shut down their beaches (with police checkpoints to prevent access) and banned foreigners from driving until Aug 1. Nicaragua is the best place to be in a lockdown (especially for me as I have 263 acres of mountains, jungle, streams and waterfalls, and a lakeside beach with a view of an island made of two volcanoes).

"No curfews, no lockdowns, no “stay at home”, no psychosis, no covid-calamities. There has been much talk about the Swedish corona strategy but the strategy of Nicaragua has been by far more successful, with many fewer deaths, no “economic rescue” for big banks and only limited damage to small and medium sized businesses.

In the midst of the worldwide economic debacle caused by covid hysteria, food self-sufficient, small business based, impoverished Nicaragua, has seen its exports grow over 10% the past 8 months because it did not shut down its economy.

Precisely because it sustained its economy, it has not had to take on huge loans in order to face the emergency.

Thus, its foreign debt levels remain within a readily manageable range, below 50% of GDP. (On the other hand, the economies of neighboring countries such as Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala, are hurting badly with debt levels soaring)."

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Exactly! Communist countries have already signed up their citizens to the NWO, so there's no need to force any agenda to all the red pilled people (who are in the severe minority), or push any agenda to the undecided.