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July 19th will be the 30th anniversary of the Nicaraguan
revolution. NSC and NSCAG are organising various events including
a celebratory
event with films and speakers >> and a
trade union delegation to Nicaragua
>>
As well as the anniversary Nicaragua will be celebrating the end of illiteracy.
Go to our
Education for
All Campaign page for details >>

Municipal tree
nursery workers on a literacy course
Credit: Jenny
Matthews

To tie in with the celebrations why not buy our classic Sandino t-shirt?
Throughout the long years of the Somoza dictatorships, and ever
since, Sandinismo has become the rallying cry for freedom,
self-determination, non-intervention and dignity for the Nicaraguan people.
Solidarity and Fair Trade Shop >>
Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign (NSC) works to address economic
disadvantage in Nicaragua by channelling support to partner organisations and
communities and building solidarity with them.
Another major part of our work is educational: to disseminate
information and raise awareness in the UK of social and economic issues
affecting Nicaragua.
We carry this out through tours to Nicaragua,
speaker tours here and campaigning activities. For example, for our work
on Fair Trade and Trade Justice
follow this link >> We co-produce
a magazine, Central America Report, and produce occasional briefings. NSC also supports Wales NSC, our local
groups and 13 towns and communities with twinning links in Nicaragua. Since NSC became a
charity our work with trade unions is carried out through the
Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign Action Group (NSCAG) >>
NSC is a membership organisation with offices in London and Managua and a
network of affiliated individuals and groups in England, Scotland and Wales.
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