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Nicaragua Solidarity Coalition

ACTION ALERT! ADVOCATE FOR BETTER US POLICY TOWARD LATIN AMERICA & THE CARIBBEAN

June 2026

Dear US-based supporters of Nicaragua, Cuba, and Venezuela,

Please tell the United States Congress that it is time to stop killing children with Unilateral Coercive Measures (“sanctions”)!  Instead, we demand a better US foreign policy towards Latin America and the Caribbean by Ending the Monroe Doctrine.

It will take less than 5 minutes of your time to send this message to your Congressional representative!‍ ‍Read more…

SUPPORT FOR VENEZUELA’S SOVEREIGNTY

We encourage all members and supporters of the Nicaragua Solidarity Coalition to participate in ongoing actions to oppose US aggression toward Venezuela.  

See our most recent public statement reaffirming support for Venezuela’s Bolivarian Revolution and opposing all U.S. Interference

For more information and lots of resources: https://linktr.ee/handsoffvenezuela

Share your recommended resources with others: Email them to action4venezuela@gmail.com

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Update on This Campaign from Our European Partners! Nicaragua Will Be Respected! The U.S. debt to Nicaragua

May 4th in Nicaragua: Dignity, Sovereignty, and a Historical Debt That Remains Unsettled

“…From Europe, the Committees, Collectives, and Associations in Solidarity with the Sandinista People’s Revolution have decided to embrace this cause as part of our internationalist commitment. In 2025, we launched the campaign “Nicaragua Must Be Respected,” precisely on May 4th itself, with the aim of making this outstanding debt visible and demanding that the United States comply with its obligations. (www.ces-rps.com/nicaragua-se-respeta/)

“This campaign is not a symbolic gesture, but a platform for political articulation aimed at mobilizing collectives and organizations across the continent, with the hope that it will expand internationally.

“Therefore, we call on the entire solidarity movement with Nicaragua to join this demand (nicaraguaserespeta@ces-rps.com).”

SUPPORT THEIR ONGOING CALL FOR REPARATIONS FOR NICARAGUA: READ AND SIGN HERE

FROM THEIR FULL STATEMENT FROM MAY 4, 2026:

“May 4th occupies a central place in Nicaragua’s political consciousness. It is a date charged with historical, legal, and symbolic meaning that connects the anti-imperialist resistance of the past with today’s struggles in defense of sovereignty. This day commemorates General Sandino’s decision in 1927 to reject the so-called Pact of Espino Negro, refusing to lay down arms in the face of foreign occupation. That gesture marked a turning point: it established that national dignity is not negotiable.

“This recognition has neither been improvised nor recent. May 4th has been declared the “Day of National Dignity” at different stages in Nicaraguan history, reflecting its enduring political importance over time….National dignity implies the active defense of sovereignty against any form of foreign interference.

“Within this framework, one of the strongest elements of contemporary Nicaraguan political discourse is the ongoing demand regarding a historical debt arising from the armed intervention and destabilization actions carried out by the United States. This demand is based on the 1986 ruling of the International Court of Justice, whose resolution remains unfulfilled….”

Nicaragua at a glance

Since 2007 Nicaragua has reduced poverty by 23.4% and extreme poverty by 10.9%.

Nicaragua’s free universal health care system is based on an inclusive community & family health care model.

Education in Nicaragua is free from preschool through university & technical education.

Experts say “human rights industry” attacks on Nicaragua should be treated with skepticism.

Nicaragua ranks #7 in the world for gender equity, #1 in education for women & girls, & #1 for women in parliament.

Nicaragua has deeded nearly 1/3 of its land area to self-governing Indigenous communities.

Nicaragua is the safest country in the region and has a growing network of affordable community-based tourism.

Nicaragua has universal suffrage at 16 years of age, automatic voter registration and 65% voter turnout in most recent elections.

Nicaragua is #8 in the world for transition to renewable energy generation. 

Progressive labor laws protect workers and support labor unions - 1.2 million Nicaraguans are union-affiliated.

Recent polls show that only 37% of Nicaraguans identify as Catholics, compared to 50% only a few years ago.

Nicaragua is subject to continuing US aggression yet uses international law to hold countries accountable for their actions.

Our Webinars & Videos

TWO great Nicaragua events, June 24 & 28 /

DOS grandes eventos sobre Nicaragua, el 24 y el 28 de junio

(1) Universal and Equitable Health Care Matters

Wednesday, June 24

5pm Pacific / 8pm Eastern

In English; Spanish subtitles available / En inglés; subtítulos disponibles en español

The Nicaraguan Revolution guarantees health care to every individual in Nicaragua. Learn about the evolution of Nicaragua's public healthcare system over the past 50 years, including healthcare under the Somoza dictatorship, eradication of childhood illnesses with the Sandinista Revolution, regression under neoliberal governments, and restoration of rights to quality health care since 2007. All speakers live and work in Nicaragua. 

REGISTER / Regístrese: bit.ly/NicaJune24

(2) The Hague Ruling in Favor of Nicaragua /

El Fallo de la Haya a favor de Nicaragua

Sunday, June 28 / domingo, 28 de junio

REGISTER / Registrese: bit.ly/NicaJune28

English and Spanish interpretation will be available. / Habrá servicio de interpretación al inglés y al español.

9:30am Arizona, Los Angeles (Pacific Time US & Canada) 10:30am Nicaragua, Mexico, Denver (Mountain Time US & Canada) 11:30am Chicago (Central Time US & Canada)

12:30pm Venezuela, Chile, New York (Eastern Time US & Canada) 1:30pm Argentina 5:30pm United Kingdom 6:30pm Spain, Germany, Sweden, Italy (Central Europe)

On June 27, 1986, the International Court of Justice ruled on the actions of the United States against Nicaragua. Four decades later, we analyze the significance of that historic ruling.  The speaker, Augusto Zamora, served as Nicaragua’s ambassador to Spain until 2013. He has taught at the National Autonomous University of Nicaragua and is a visiting professor at various universities in Europe and Latin America. He is a lawyer, a mediator in international conflicts, and author of numerous books and newspaper articles. 

Español: El 27 de junio de 1986, la Corte Internacional de Justicia condenó las acciones de Estados Unidos contra Nicaragua. Cuatro décadas después, analizamos la vigencia de aquella histórica sentencia.  El ponente, Augusto Zamora, fue embajador de Nicaragua en España hasta 2013. Ha impartido clases en la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Nicaragua y es profesor invitado en diversas universidades de Europa y América Latina. Es abogado, mediador en conflictos internacionales y autor de numerosos libros y artículos periodísticos.

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