سياسة الولايات المتحدة الامريكية تجاه نيكاراغوا 1926- 1929

Abstract EN

During the twentieth century, US foreign policy focused on defending American national security by promoting democracy in Latin America, mostly through political pressure and by obscuring recognition of non-loyal and unconstitutional governments, and sought to form pro government governments to maintain Its own interests, and this is what happened in Nicaragua, as it sought and by various means to directly interfere in the affairs of Nicaragua in a manner that guarantees the continuation of its interests.

And the American allegations that its interventions in weak countries to impose democracy are nothing but ash in the eyes because the real goal of US interventions is to preserve their own interests, as the United States of America ignored popular aspirations in Nicaragua and clearly imposed its strength, and the evidence for this is the establishment of the National Guard under American leadership and making it The only official army in Nicaragua, and all attempts to create new non-National Guard forces have been rejected.

The study of this research (US policy towards Nicaragua 1926-1929) is one of the very important studies in the history of Nicaragua because of the internal conflicts that occurred in Nicaragua during that period, which were represented in two aspects, the first opposing the government and the US presence in Nicaragua, led by Augusto Cesar Sandino, The second is the struggle between the two prominent parties in Nicaragua, the liberal and conservative party, in an attempt to gain power and the problems and unrest that these conflicts have resulted in Nicaragua.