Nicaraguan journalists exiled in Costa Rica are reporting ongoing threats, persecution, and surveillance originating from the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo. These journalists, forced to leave Nicaragua, now face continued harassment while seeking refuge and practicing their profession in Costa Rica. The reports detail a pattern of intimidation designed to silence critical voices opposed to the Nicaraguan government. This includes threats against themselves and their families, as well as monitoring of their activities. The journalists are expressing concern for their safety and the implications for press freedom. The situation highlights the challenges faced by journalists fleeing political repression and the reach of authoritarian regimes beyond their national borders. These actions underscore a continued effort to suppress dissent and control information.