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'Chinese out!' cry anti-canal protesters in Nicaragua.

Nicaragua rescue crews find capsized boat.

Nicaragua rescue crews find capsized boat.

Two killed in Nicaragua canal protests.

Construction to begin on controversial Nicaragua canal.

Hong Kong Nicaragua Canal Development Group (HKND) has hired BMT Asia Pacific and BMT ARGOSS to conduct a series of marine and port assessments for its planned Nicaragua Canal project.

Nicaragua canal will wreak havoc on forests and displace people, NGO warns.

A highly-anticipated feasibility study of the proposed US$50 billion Nicaragua Canal project has been delivered.

Elizabeth DEL CARMEN and Juan Felipe CARDENAS, residents on the Pacific coast of Nicaragua, describe their fears of what will happen to their community as building begins on the interoceanic canal. They worry that promises of relocation and compensation will not be sufficient and that their families will be badly affected

Elizabeth DEL CARMEN and Juan Felipe CARDENAS, residents on the Pacific coast of Nicaragua, describe their fears of what will happen to their community as building begins on the interoceanic canal. They worry that promises of relocation and compensation will not be sufficient and that their families will be badly affected

New Nicaragua Canal May Change Global Trade.

China to Dig the Nicaragua Canal With a Change in Layout.

Nicaragua canal construction begins.

Nicaragua has enlisted a mysterious Chinese billionaire to dig a canal bigger than Panama's. What could go wrong?

$100 billion Nicaragua Canal 'not sustainable'.

China's HKND Co. said it is delaying the start of construction until late 2016, saying the Nicaragua canal's design needed fine-tuning

Fight against planned Nicaragua Canal goes to inter-American body.

Nicaragua renews environmental permit for Chinese canal project.

Concerns Over Nicaragua Canal Surface.

A consortium of environmental scientists including RICE University's Pedro ALVAREZ has expressed strong concern about the impact of a controversial Central American canal across Nicaragua.

Nicaragua's canal commission has approved an environmental impact study that lets the $50B project proceed.

Thirteen Costa Ricans died when a small ship carrying 32 tourists from Latin America, the United States and Britain sank off Nicaragua's Little Corn Island in the Caribbean, officials said.