United States Rule of Law Institute

STATE OF NICARGUA

Nicaragua continues to struggle after decades of violent conflict fueled by political polarization, inequality, poverty, and the exclusion of indigenous and other marginalized groups. Over the past several years, however, there has been a strong push to organize citizens across ideological and political divides to create a demand for peace and secure a voice for all Nicaraguans in governing. USIP supports local democratic actors, including religious leaders and youth peacebuilders, to bolster their efforts to promote channels of dialogue and consensus-building to help to overcome damaging polarization and strengthen the country’s social fabric.

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COUNTRY DIRECTOR

Mr: G KILVER

SDC DEPARTMENT

Western Hemisphere Affairs

Country Office

SANI@Usinstitute-ruleoflaw.com

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