An Analysis of the Nicaraguan Sociopolitical Crisis of April 18th (original) (raw)

The paper examines the Nicaraguan sociopolitical crisis that erupted on April 18th, highlighting the violence and killings involving students, citizens, and journalists. It provides a historical context of Nicaraguan politics, discussing the influence of U.S. intervention and the rise of the Sandinistas to power. The role of media in reporting on the crisis is analyzed, including government censorship and attacks on journalists. The paper advocates for international solidarity, particularly with Taiwan, urging it to reconsider its diplomatic and financial support for the Nicaraguan government until democratic processes are reinstated.