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Nicaragua
2761 pages, 1987
In this disturbing exposé, Kornbluh reveals the origins and current status of the CIA's covert war against Nicaragua. He charges that this low-intensity conflict has been waged in violation of Congress's most fundamental constitutional authority to conduct foreign policy. He lists the administration's deceptions of Congress, the American public, and international allies.
For example, despite official U. S. support for negotiations underway in El Salvador between the Sandinista's and opposition groups, the White House has used funds from its contra aid program to prolong the conflict in that country.
Peter Kornbluh's book, Nicaragua, provides a deep insight into the Nicaraguan revolution. He explores the political, social, and economic factors that led to the uprising, giving readers a comprehensive understanding of the event.
Kornbluh digs into the controversial role of the United States in the Nicaraguan conflict. He presents a detailed account of the U.S.'s involvement, allowing readers to see the international implications of the revolution.
In Nicaragua, Kornbluh uses a wealth of primary sources to tell the story. This approach gives readers a firsthand look at the events, making the narrative more engaging and authentic.
Kornbluh's research shows the lasting impact of the Nicaraguan revolution on the country's society and politics. Readers can explore how the event shaped Nicaragua's present and future.
Nicaragua is not just a book about a historical event. It's a lesson in history that encourages readers to look into the complexities of revolutions and their aftermath. Kornbluh's work is a reminder of the importance of understanding our past to navigate our present.
