The
official list of Nicaraguan Embassies and
Consulates worldwide to get your visa
questions answered.
Travel Document
Systems- Nicaragua offers useful travel
preparation information for your Nica trip.
Traveler's
info from Lonely Planet --
Destination: Nicaragua has some good traveler
information. Their history of Nicaragua is
interesting.
U.S.
Department of State Background Notes: Nicaragua, January 2007 has a totally
different view of Nicaraguan history during the 80's
and useful overview information.
2007 World Factbook of the US CIA has a
detailed but concise statistical overview of
Nicaragua for the factually inclined.
Nicaragua - A Country
Study
-- US Library of Congress. Very complete overview of
Nicaragua with all aspects explored, but only up to
1994. (Billions spent on war and no money left over
to update the national library?)
El Nuevo Diario, Nicaragua's top
circulating newspaper, gives you a view of what the
majority of Nicaraguans really think about -- en
Espaņol.
University of Texas
LANIC Nicaragua page provides many useful
links under various topics related to Nicaragua.
U.S. Embassy - Managua,
Nicaragua has all those official links,
reports, and declarations... in English and Spanish.
IBW Internet Gateway to
Nicaragua has links to non-profit
organizations, government, business, news, services,
etc. in Nicaragua ... en Espaņol.
The Augusto Cesar Sandino site -- in English and
Spanish -- is a must visit for anyone interested in
Nicaraguan history.
NicAmigo is a well done
homemade site with some interesting photos, articles,
and links.
Escape Artist -
Nicaragua contains many links related to
economy, government, tourism and more in Nicaragua
The Henry George Institute of NY offers an on-line
course (in English in Spanish) on the only true
remedy for poverty in Nicaragua and the world (it's
so simple you won't believe it) . . . and an on-line
course on Liberation Theology as well.
Contact
Why
Study in Nicaragua?