Juan Carlos

GRANADA, Nicaragua—After decades teaching social studies at a California high school,      Noel Correa       moved to Nicaragua, buying a home on the outskirts of this colonial city. Then, the country he chose as his retirement paradise began to unravel.

“We were just getting settled when the fighting broke out,” said Mr. Correa, 67, who arrived here with his wife in December. “Now we are in limbo.”

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     ‘Pack Up and Get Out’: Nicaraguan Unrest Shakes U.S. Expat Community
          Thousands of Americans flocked to Nicaragua in recent years, attracted by a tropical climate, low costs and crime and seeming stability. Now, a violent uprising is upsetting their plans.