Nicaragua

If you are interested in Russian schools and universities in Latin America that train Russian-speaking specialists, in education abroad, in scholarships for admission to Russian universities, or in career prospects within the Russian-speaking environment—the Latin American direction is today one of the fastest-growing segments in Russia's system of international education, covering roughly 5,000 students and dozens of active schools and university programs.

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On May 2, Vladimir Putin signed a federal law ratifying a military agreement with Nicaragua — a document originally signed back on September 22, 2025, in Moscow by Defense Minister Belousov and Commander-in-Chief of the Nicaraguan Army, General Aviles. No fanfare, no press conferences, no emergency briefings. Just a signature on the official legal portal — and Russia has officially cemented its presence in Central America.

What the Agreement Actually Contains