Nicaragua's tumultuous 20th century saw a series of US interventions, including the Somoza family's decades-long dictatorship from 1936 to 1979. The Sandinista revolution in 1979 brought significant social improvements, such as infrastructure development, increased literacy rates, improved healthcare and nutrition, and enhanced farming practices. However, this progress was met with resistance from the US-backed Contras, leading to a prolonged conflict.
Nicaragua: A Nation's Right to Survive
Nicaragua's complex history with the US is explored in this film, revealing the profound impact of American involvement on the region.
