Latin America

Solidarity with Latin America Means Opposing Nicaraguan Dictatorship

In 1978 and 1979, Nicaraguans took up arms to depose a dictatorship, and I am forever thankful for their heroic actions and for getting rid of the 43-year-old Somoza tyranny. In 2018, people are protesting nonviolently to end a second

Solidarity with Latin America Means Opposing Nicaraguan Dictatorship

In 1978 and 1979, Nicaraguans took up arms to depose a dictatorship, and I am forever thankful for their heroic actions and for getting rid of the 43-year-old Somoza tyranny. In 2018, people are protesting nonviolently to end a second

A tribute to FOR Colombia Peace Presence on its 15th anniversary

In the fall of 1982, it was not too difficult to discern that the radical Sandinista government of Nicaragua was going to become “public enemy number two” to anti-communist champion Ronald Reagan, second only to the “evil empire” Soviet Union.

Latin America

Solidarity with Latin America Means Opposing Nicaraguan Dictatorship

Solidarity with Latin America Means Opposing Nicaraguan Dictatorship

A tribute to FOR Colombia Peace Presence on its 15th anniversary

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