US Exceptionalism: Its Story in Nicaragua and Beyond Sunday, March 14 12 PM Pacific / 1 PM Nicaragua / 3 PM Eastern / 7 PM United Kingdom / 8 PM W. Europe UPDATES: Here is the link to the full webinar recording: https://youtu.be/JYztXGAiaIo Here is the link just to Brian Wilson’s interview: https://youtu.be/0mUCFecRJek Please join…
REGISTER Sunday February 28th, 2021 12pm Pacific / 2pm Nicaragua / 3pm Eastern / 8pm Greenwich UK / 9pm Europe Nicaraguans are hard at work on a multi-faceted approach to ensure people’s freedom from hunger and for adequate nutrition. The speakers in this webinar will discuss Nicaragua’s efforts toward food sovereignty, including farmer associations like…
Nicaragua provides the world with exemplary models of alternative economic development and popular economy. Please join the next Zoom webinar in our series, to learn more about this inspiring work from two key speakers: Nils McCune on the Popular Economy Daniel McCurdy on A Different Development and Tourism Sunday, January 24 12 Noon Pacific /…
What the Biden Administration Needs to Know. Experts on Honduras and Nicaragua will talk about the consequences of US policy. Jan 17, 2021 4PM PST Featuring: Vicki Cervantes Began working in solidarity with Latin America movements in the 1970s. Is a member of Chicago’s La Voz de los de Abajo and the US-based coordinator for…
Sanctions Kill and Friends of ATC Delegation to Nicaragua NEW DATES: February 13 – 23, 2021 Join our solidarity delegation to Nicaragua to study the impact of the US sanctions regime and how the Nicaraguan government, its people, and the Sandinista Popular Revolution organize to defend their sovereignty. Our delegation will start in the capital…
Sunday, December 6 1 PM Pacific US ~~~ 3 PM Nicaragua ~~~ 4 PM Eastern US ~~~ 9 PM Greenwich UK Speakers: Camilo Mejia, Nicaraguan analyst and writer residing in the US, former Amnesty International prisoner of conscience John Perry, long-time investigator, writer and Nicaragua resident This webinar will examine the role played by…
Nicaragua and Central America just got slammed by the second hurricane in two weeks, with Hurricane Iota, a Category 4 storm the strongest in history to hit Nicaragua when it made landfall just 15 miles south of where Hurricane Eta made landfall only two weeks ago. Again, Nicaragua was the most prepared country in the…
CASA BALTIMORE/ LIMAY 35TH ANNIVERSARY: VIRTUAL PARTY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15 3:30 PM EASTERN/ 2:30 NICARAGUAN/ 12:30 PACIFIC TIME Casa Baltimore/Limay is a friendship-community program based in Baltimore, MD, linking peoples of the U.S. and San Juan de Limay, Nicaragua. Over the past 35 years, we have worked together on heartwarming travel exchanges, as well as humanitarian aid…
Sunday, Oct. 18: Uncovered violence by the Nicaraguan Opposition Webinar with Stephen Sefton and John Perry, long-time investigators, writers and Nicaragua residents. Nicaragua 2018: Uncensoring the truth—how violence during the failed coup attempt was whitewashed by the media and how its perpetrators have become “human rights defenders” This webinar will examine human rights violations in…
Power to the People! Policing and Caribbean Autonomy in Nicaragua Wednesday Oct 14, 2020 4:30pm US Pacific / 5:30pm Nicaragua / 7:30pm US Eastern When the Sandinista People’s Revolution triumphed in 1979, one of the first things the revolutionary government did was disband Somoza’s repressive military and police force and start new institutions to serve…
