Nicaragua: A History of U.S. Intervention & Resistance

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Nicaragua, A History of US Intervention & Resistance

GUEST:  Author, Activist and Labor Attorney, Daniel Kovalik

BACKGROUND:  

The latest book by labor and human rights attorney, Daniel Kovalik, Nicaragua: A History of US Intervention & Resistance (2023, Clarity Press, 292 pages), is a worthy addition to the author’s collection of works on countries targeted by U.S. imperialism, such as Venezuela, Russia, and Iran. While giving readers a thoughtful and much fuller picture than one can glean from the corporate media, this volume tells an engaging tale based on personal experience and extensive research.

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