State Dept. updates 'reconsider travel' advisory for cruise port
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
59% : That could apply nearly anywhere, but the State Dept. will offer some specific places or areas of concern.57% : Exercise increased caution in Nicaragua due to crime," the State Dept. shared.
52% : The US State Dept., however, has been clear that Americans should reconsider visiting Nicaragua under any circumstances.
49% : State Dept. updates Nicaragua travel advisory Royal Caribbean lists San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, as a port, but it has not been stopping there and currently shows no cruise with it as a port.
41% : Nicaragua has targeted Americans The State Dept. made it clear that some of the dangers were specific to Americans: "In the past year, the Government of Nicaragua has subjected U.S. citizens to arbitrary entry and exit bans, expulsions, arrests, revocations of Nicaraguan citizenship, and other actions," it shared.
39% : In Nassau, practice increased vigilance in the 'Over the Hill' area (south of Shirley Street) where gang-on-gang violence has resulted in a high homicide rate primarily affecting the local population," the State Dept. shared.
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