John Perry

The Summit of the Americas Could be Biden’s Next Foreign Policy Embarrassment

May 16, 2022 BY John Perry

United States Struggles to Pick a Side in Upcoming Honduran Elections

September 13, 2021 BY John Perry

Ordinary Nicaraguans Should Guide Progressive Left’s Stance

September 2, 2021 BY John Perry

Sanctions May Impoverish Nicaraguans, But are Unlikely to Change Their Votes

August 10, 2021 BY John Perry

Why U.S. Policy Toward Nicaragua Isn’t Working

July 23, 2021 BY John Perry

NPR Should Ask Where Nicaraguan Non-Profits’ Money Comes From

May 24, 2021 BY John Perry

Women’s Rights in Nicaragua Under Attack From an Unlikely Source

May 4, 2021 BY John Perry

With Nicaragua, Scary Covid Projections Are More Newsworthy Than Hopeful Results

April 6, 2021 BY John Perry

If It Were a Narco Lab, It Would be Working

February 18, 2021 BY John Perry

How Progressive Media Promoted a False Story of ‘Conflict Beef’ From Nicaragua

December 7, 2020 BY John Perry

The US Contracts Out Its Regime Change Operation in Nicaragua

August 12, 2020 BY John Perry

Dams, Deaths Squads and the Murder of Berta Cáceres

June 18, 2020 BY John Perry

How the Nicaraguan Opposition Distorted the Government’s Response to COVID-19

April 21, 2020 BY John Perry

The True Nature of US Interventions

January 2, 2019 BY John Perry