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Nicaragua, Landmine Monitor Report 2004 (11545 words) |
 | Nicaragua was one of the early backers of a mine ban, announcing its support for an immediate, comprehensive prohibition on antipersonnel landmines in July 1995. |
| Nicaragua’s Minister of Defense, José Adán Guerra Pastora, is the President of the CND and in 2001 the Minister of Defense, María Auxiliadora Cuadra de Frech, was appointed Executive Secretary. |
| Nicaragua was co-rapporteur and then co-chair, with Japan, of the Standing Committee on Victim Assistance and Socio-Economic Reintegration from May 1999 to September 2001, and renewed its involvement by assuming the role of co-rapporteur, with Norway, in September 2003. |
| Trip Report - Thomas J. Euteneuer - Nicaragua 2003 (3711 words) |
| The legacy of Marxism in Nicaragua is a deeply divided political class, an economy that cannot pull 50% of its people out of the level of sheer misery, and a church that has been ravaged by dissenters and sectarian sheep-stealing. |
| We have a great number of non-governmental organizations in Nicaragua which are leftist and which are partners with the UN in their new plan to dominate the world with the culture of death. |
| The rich-poor contrast in Nicaragua is huge and frustrates attempts to promote the culture of life because the population controllers always jump into the fray to "fix" society's problems with their regular fare of so-called solutions that have never once provided a long-term benefit for the human family. |
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