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Delegation to Investigate US Involvement in 2011 Nicaraguan elections! www.nicanet.org June 19 - 28, 2011 Join This Delegation to Investigate US Involvement in 2011 Nicaraguan elections!
This delegation will focus on examining the US role in Nicaragua's November 2011 elections for President and for members of the National Assembly.
A similar delegation in 2006 found substantial US intervention which Nicaraguans who met with the delegation felt had gone well beyond what was appropriate or correct. A representative of the International Republican Institute in Nicaragua equated the relationship between Nicaragua and the US to that of a son to a father. "Children should not argue with their parents," she said.
At a time when foreign funding in US elections has raised an outcry, it is important to expose the US role of US funding in other countries elections.
Join Nicaragua Network National Co-Coordinator Katherine Hoyt, Ph.D., author of The Many Faces of Sandinista Democracy, who lived in Nicaragua for 16 years on this important delegation.
Meet with:
1. Representatives of the political parties running in the elections;
2. Representatives of the Nicaraguan government;
3. Representatives of the US government in Nicaragua;
4. Representatives of the non-governmental organizations that receive funding from the US government through the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) or the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) for "democracy promotion;
5. Analysts of Nicaragua's political scene and the US role from different perspectives; and
6. Representatives of community organizations, women, business, labor, farmers, etc.
Mark your calendars and write now to nicanet@AFGJ.org to put your name on a list to receive information about this important delegation!
Sponsored by the Nicaragua Network (a project of the Alliance for Global Justice) with 31 years in solidarity with the people of Nicaragua. Visit www.nicanet.org
Tel. (619)423-2909
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