Tag Archive for Monroe Doctrine

NicaNotes Newsletter, Nicaragua

NicaNotes: New House Resolution Would Annul the Monroe Doctrine!

January 18, 2024

By Katherine Hoyt Katherine Hoyt was National Co-Coordinator of the Nicaragua Network and the Alliance for Global Justice for many years before her retirement. She is now on the board of the Alliance for Global Justice. On the 200th anniversary of its announcement to the US Congress by President James Monroe, Representative Nydia Velasquez (D-NY)…

NicaNotes Newsletter, Nicaragua

NicaNotes: The Monroe Doctrine Weakens as Latin America Moves Forward: An Interview with Nicaragua’s Foreign Minister

December 6, 2023

(This interview was originally published in Spanish by El 19 Digital on December 2, 2023.) The Monroe Doctrine, issued by US President James Monroe on Dec. 2, 1823, stated that any interference in the Americas by a European power would be viewed as a hostile act by the United States. In 1904, President Theodore Roosevelt…

NicaNotes: The World Court’s Decision Means All Nations Must Respect International Law

Protest against the Southern Command and President Biden’s recolonization policy

Venezuela & ALBA News: New US Attempts at Coups in Venezuela and Bolivia; Daniel Ortega Speech; Venezuela Again Raises Minimum Income

NicaNotes: Ben Linder: At 37 Years, Presente!

Venezuela & ALBA News: Reports on ALBA Countries Summit and World Gathering for a Social Alternative

NicaNotes: Germany Buries the Evidence of Complicity in Genocide; Nicaragua Exposes It