Impose sanctions to end Nicaragua’s year-long civil unrest, restore fundamental freedoms
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Regardless of the approach that the United States and the international community decide to take, one thing is certain—if they are to avoid further bloodshed and end this civil crisis peacefully, they must present a unified front in order to push back against a sitting president who has the backing of the Nicaraguan national military, police and various paramilitary groups, says R Street analyst Kristen Nyman.Featured Publications
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