Nicaragua Solidarity Coalition Newsletter.June 27, 2023

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Written By Nicaragua Solidarity Coalition

Anniversary of Nicaragua’s Historic International Court of Justice Ruling.

World Economic Forum Ranks Nicaragua 7th of 146 Countries in Women’s Rights

Stephen Sefton: The judgment of The Hague of 1986 and a true culture of Peace Thirty-seven years ago, on June 27, 1986, the International Court of Justice condemned the United States for President Ronald Reagan’s bloody terrorist war against the people of Nicaragua. Speaking of the sentence in 2019, our Comandante Daniel observed: “The Court ruled in favor of the People of Nicaragua, and we cannot forget that, Nicaraguan brothers and sisters, we must always keep this in mind, that Justice has been on our side and Justice continues to be on the side of the Nicaraguan People, on the side of Nicaragua’s Families.”

World Economic Forum says Nicaragua leads in gender equality in Latin America The WEF report highlights that, in a ranking prepared with data from 146 countries, Nicaragua ranked number 7. (Cuba and Venezuela were not included). The report states Nicaragua is first in: Women professional & technical workers, Women’s Educational Attainment, Women’s literacy, Women’s enrollment in third-level education, Women in Parliament, Women in Ministerial Positions.

John Perry on Myths about Nicaraguan Migration Is it true that Nicaragua is in 4th place globally in forcing people into asylum, producing headlines like this in Nicaragua’s right wing media? – in this thread we check the facts.

Video:The ALBA-TCP:  First Fair Trade Agreement in the World & How the US Tried to Destroy It Webinar with Cuba Ambassador Hector Igarza, Venezuela Deputy Minister Carlos Ron, and Nicaragua Minister of Commerce Jesus Bermudez Short webinar clips of the Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela officials on relations with China and Iran  

Upcoming Webinar and Delegation:

Webinar: July 23: Why is Nicaragua Important in Today’s World? Hear from visitors to Nicaragua for the 44th anniversary celebration of the Revolution,

Delegations to Nicaragua: The 44th anniversary of the revolution seefull itinerary.

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Nicaragua Solidarity Coalition

The Nicaragua Solidarity Coalition is an international coalition of organizations and individuals in solidarity with Nicaragua, supporting its sovereignty and affirming its achievements. We are not affiliated with any governmental entity of any nation. We provide accurate, verifiable information and other resources about Nicaragua, and we work to counter misinformation about the country disseminated by the media, public events, and other sources. We share information from a variety of sources, including our personal experiences, in light of Nicaraguan history and current conditions. We publicize activities organized by our members, including international delegations to Nicaragua and webinars with knowledgeable speakers from inside and outside the country. We welcome others to join us.

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