List Of Nicaragua Quotes

Violence Has Been Nicaragua's Most Important Export To The World.

Freedom-loving People Around The World Must Say . . . I Am A Refugee In A Crowded Boat Foundering Off The Coast Of Vietnam. I Am Laotian, A Cambodian, A Cuban, And A Miskito Indian In Nicaragua. I, Too, Am A Potential Victim Of Totalitarianism.

The Democrat Party Of The 1980s Chose The Soviet Union Over Ronald Reagan, In Nicaragua, And In Moscow As Well. Now, All Of A Sudden, They Don't Like Russia And They Don't Like The Soviet Union?

The U.s. Embargo Imposed On Nicaragua, Rather Than Weakening The Sandinistas, Actually Maintained Them In Power.

I Am Still Profoundly Troubled By The War In Nicaragua. The United States Launched A Covert War Against Another Nation In Violation Of International Law, A War That Was Wrong And Immoral.

I Often Traveled To Nicaragua To Speak Against Repressive Policies By The Sandinista Government.

They [nicaragua] Haven't Had Elections Because They Are In A State Of Seige By The United States. They Would Have Had Elections If The U.s. Had Left Them Alone. But The U.s. Has Mounted A Full Scale War Against Them. So How Can You Ask Them To Behave Normally?

Going To Places Like Honduras, Nicaragua, And Various African Countries You Get To See Very Clearly What The Cause And Effect Is. We Finance The Obnoxious Elites In Those Countries And They Exploit Their People So We Don't Have To Say That We're Doing The Exploiting But Nevertheless We Are Benefiting From It.

No One Is Concerned With Central America Anymore. If A Million People Are Facing Starvation In Northern Nicaragua And Honduras, It's None Of Our Business. Few People Even Recognize That This Situation Is In Part An Outgrowth Of Us Policies Going Back To The 1980's. Nobody Is Concerned Because Nicaragua Is Technically Stable.

The Us Reasserted Control Over Nicaragua In 1990. Since Then, The Country Has Experienced A Steep Decline. It's Now The Second Poorest Country In The Hemisphere.

Nicaragua Dealt With The Problem Of Terrorism In Exactly The Right Way. It Followed International Law And Treaty Obligations. It Collected Evidence, Brought The Evidence To The Highest Existing Tribunal, The International Court Of Justice, And Received A Verdict - Which, Of Course, The U.s. Dismissed With Contempt.

Nicaragua Was Destabilizing Central America, Meaning Moving In A Direction The Us Didn't Like. So Nicaragua Was Crushed.