Just when I thought things will go better for me...

[Turboboost2]

I just needed to write this post because I was never in a situation like this. I wrote a few times that I own a property and a business in Nicaragua and I am selling it. Everything was good until I needed to renew my 90 days visa. The immigration googled my name and found out I was giving an interview for our national news about Nicaragua. This is illegal what I did but at the time I didn't know it. So when I was at the border waiting to go back for 7 hours, they finally said someone denied my entry. I said this is ok, I will stay in Costa Rica for 3 days and come back. Today I got a message from a guy I know, they put out arrest warrant for me and I should not try to enter Nicaragua. Just because one stupid interview. So now I am stuck close to the border in Liberia, Costa Rica...anyone of you guys lives here?

 

[zonwarrior]

Hire a good lawyer in Nicaragua that specializes in immigration / people who've been charged for giving interviews... I can only assume, they have friends in high places. I think it's worth the expense in order to sell your property and business. Then get the hell outa there lol

 

[Turboboost2]

Hire a good lawyer in Nicaragua that specializes in immigration / people who've been charged for giving interviews... I can only assume, they have friends in high places. I think it's worth the expense in order to sell your property and business. Then get the hell outa there lol

Man I wanted to hire one of the best lawyers in Nica and he is in a fucking exile in Costa Rica lol

 

[zonwarrior]

Ask him to refer you to one of his lawyer friends.. These guys keep tight communities. And, I'm sure he'll get a kick-back for referring you..

 

[MisterF]

What on earth possessed you to run an interview, knowing that what you were doing ( as you aren't domiciled there ) wasn't legal and you ran the risk of being arrested / detained?

Can you not put the business and property into a shell company and sell it that way?

 

[ExperimentalSEO]

Contact your embassy or counsel about it in addition to a lawyer. If you can go to jail for just talking about Nicaragua, you need to consider it a place to never go again.

 

[Turboboost2]

What on earth possessed you to run an interview, knowing that what you were doing ( as you aren't domiciled there ) wasn't legal and you ran the risk of being arrested / detained?

Can you not put the business and property into a shell company and sell it that way?

I didn't know it is illegal to say anything at that point....I contacted a few people but they say everyone is talking about this right now and it will be hard....but I was thinking of another option...sue the whole government in front of their own court and make it live so people can laugh

 

[Turboboost2]

Contact your embassy or counsel about it in addition to a lawyer. If you can go to jail for just talking about Nicaragua, you need to consider it a place to never go again.

My next embassy is in Brazil, Argentina and USA....not countries Nicaragua is a friend with