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  • Nicaragua | Energy and the environment

    Branding Nicaraguan meat as ‘conflict beef’ is the latest US political attack

    John Perry October 29, 2020July 18, 2025

    Earlier this year Nicaragua’s opposition and its supporters in the international media were promoting stories about the Sandinista government’s “failure” to address the Covid-19 pandemic. This backfired when Nicaragua became the first country in Central America to get the virus under control. Next they claimed that Sandinista supporters were attacking Catholic churches, but then it…

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    Nicaragua, attacked for following the same US policies against foreign meddling

    John Perry October 17, 2020July 18, 2025

    US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo launched another attack on Nicaragua’s Sandinista government last month, accusing President Daniel Ortega of being a “dictator” who is “doubling down on repression and refusing to honor the democratic aspirations of the Nicaraguan people.” The State Department openly supports what it calls “a return to democracy in Nicaragua”, saying…

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  • Obituaries

    Rhys Evans obituary

    John Perry October 17, 2020

    Rhys Evans, who died on August 29 aged 80 of motor neurone disease, was a genuine polymath. Formally a schoolteacher, he was also an adult education tutor, youth worker, linguist, musician, internationalist, hillwalker, cyclist and gifted writer of poems and stories (which he only shared with very few). He was fluent in German and Spanish,…

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  • Nicaragua

    Covid-19: On the Decline in Nicaragua as its Critics Fall Silent

    John Perry September 22, 2020July 18, 2025

    No country can yet claim to have defeated Covid-19, but clearly some are having more success than others. Nicaragua is one of these, and could yet be recognized as a world leader. With under 5,000 Covid-19 cases since the pandemic began, according to official figures, its infection level is far below that of Panama (105,000),…

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    Coronavirus is being tackled by Nicaragua’s community-based health system

    John Perry August 9, 2020July 18, 2025

    by Kevin Zeese and John Perry Sadly, only a month after contributing to this article, Kevin Zeese died suddenly. He will be sorely missed. Nicaragua’s Sandinista government is – like every other government – engaged in a struggle to limit the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on its people. But Nicaragua suffers two additional handicaps….

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  • Nicaragua

    The US contracts out its regime change operation in Nicaragua

    John Perry August 5, 2020July 18, 2025

    An extraordinary leaked document gives a glimpse of the breadth and complexity of the US government’s plan to interfere in Nicaragua’s internal affairs up to and after its presidential election in 2021.

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    Why the Labour movement should support Nicaragua’s Sandinista government

    John Perry July 30, 2020July 18, 2025

    The Sandinista revolution in Nicaragua was an inspiration to many on the left in the 1980s. Forty-one years later, it still urgently needs and deserves our support. The case for doing so is a very strong one. After the US-inspired “Contra war” led to electoral defeat for the Sandinistas in 1990, the country endured 16…

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    Nicaragua and the media in 2019: A polarised picture

    John Perry July 19, 2020July 18, 2025

    A new book, The Revolution Won’t Be Stopped: Nicaragua Advances Despite US Unconventional Warfare, is published this month to celebrate the 41st anniversary of the Sandinista revolution. An extract below deals with how the media have treated Nicaragua in 2019 and the first part of 2020. Look at the media in 2019 and the first…

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    Nicaragua and the OAS Interdisciplinary Group of Independent Experts

    John Perry July 14, 2020July 18, 2025

    A briefing prepared for the Alliance for Global Justice and The Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign Action Group by Stephen Sefton, John Perry and Jorge Capélan

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    Revisiting 2018 Mother’s March in Nicaragua: New report repeats old bias

    John Perry July 5, 2020July 18, 2025

    A report issued at the end of May repeats allegations of government repression in Nicaragua during violent protests in 2018. It was commissioned by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), a body of the Organization of American States (OAS), and revives arguments that the Sandinista government is violating human rights. It purports to provide…

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John PerryJohn Perry lives in Masaya, Nicaragua where he writes about Latin America for the Grayzone, Covert Action, FAIR, London Review of Books, Morning Star and elsewhere, and also works on UK housing and migration issues.

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