but with US and UK aircraft carriers, out in the Mediterranean & Five Eyes (more than 5) amped up, and alas, forget about 1.2 billion China and 185 million Russia and 1.3 India doing anything!
Look, all these countries count on USA-Klanada-EU-Israel for their every move, their chips and diodes, their airliners, the web in heaven, drugs, AI-AR, hell, even the goddamned keyboard software and bloody Microsoft Word, all of the world is wrapped up in international banking, Vanguard, Blackrock, and when Nordstream gets bombed and when ATACMS hit Russian airbase, there are just these smokey red lines.
And Europe, what are these bloody inbred freaks doing now? Diana Sosoaca is banned from entry into Ukraine after she initiated a bill for Romania to get back its former territories from Ukraine.
During Zelensky’s recent visit to Romania, the deputy of the Alliance for the Unification of Romanians, Iovanovici-Sosoaca, demanded the return of Bucovina del Norte and […]
The world is impotent, and in that impotence will produce black against black, brother against brother violence. The Way of the West is PROXY.
Get the fucking memo, man = SAVAGERY or SOCIALISM, and Capitalism is Barbaric, and SAVAGERY is winning. Forty years ago?
Taking advantage of the chaos generated by his assassination, Washington decided to intervene militarily in this Caribbean country through the “Urgent Fury” operation.
On October 19, 1983, Grenadian Prime Minister Maurice Bishop and 15 members of his cabinet were executed following a palace coup orchestrated by his deputy Bernard Coard. Their bodies have never been found.
He came to power in March 1979, when “the New Jewel Movement successfully led a coup against the authoritarian government of Eric Gairy,” the African Stream recalled.
“Bishop was installed as the prime minister, and his administration implemented a series of socialist reforms, including land redistribution, education expansion, and healthcare improvements,” it added.
Forget Gaza.
A concentration camp? Since when were concentration camps, i.e. open air prisons, on the radar of big bad Russia and China and India?
Really, with nuclear subs and aircraft carriers and the USA having more eyes and more corrupt followers than can meet the eye, what the hell can Russia and China and India do for the Palestinians and stop them from being fried?
Do you believe any of the numbers for dead Ukrainians since the SMO started Feb. 22, 2022? Is it 400,000 KIA, a million maimed? Is it 200,000 and 500,000 maimed? And Russians, how many DOA? Is it 100,000 and 300,000 maimed? Is it 60,000 KIA and 150,000 maimed?
No massive upheaval here, because a majority dead and wounded are soldiers? What is a soldier, anyway? One day a father, son, brother, uncle, aunt, mother, sister, and then, the next day, forced into uniform, and two weeks or two months or two years later, crafted into a mean killing machine?
And so we get this insane proposition:
I just don’t see the ideas these people expouse. There are no great armies of techies, satellite operators, thousand-plane squadrons, spy planes, global hawk moniters within any third world country, and alas, they can’t do squat to stop the carnage.
The average westerner is a cold, mean, proxy-loving killing machine. Dressed in Armani and Brooks Brothers, caviar spoon at the ready, great massive meetings of the beautiful and doctorate level people who, again, are genetically weak, physically, but mentally as tough as any Rambo, and these beautiful people are okay with this lie or that lie about the Gaza Hospital bombing.
No one in power or in business or in academia listens: Prof. Marandi of the University of Tehran says a larger war, involving Iran, Hezbollah and others, is becoming more likely by the day as Israel continues its bombardment of Gaza. President Biden is now visiting Israel, doubling down on the United States’ unconditional support of the apartheid regime. Days after the Un documented how Israel had struck schools and hospitals where Palestinians had taken refuge, a major hospital suffered a direct hit, killing more than 500. Brian Becker is joined by Professor Mohammad Marandi. He is an expert on American studies and postcolonial literature who teaches at the University of Tehran.
I like Pepe, but look at this sick headline. Ballet?
Here, hero, Cynthia! Mike Robinson speaks to Vanessa Beeley, Eva Bartlet and Cynthia McKinney about their experiences of living in Gaza.
Understanding Gaza, under fire and under siege
“Every candidate for Congress at that time had a pledge. They were given a pledge to sign … that had Jerusalem as the capital city,” McKinney said in an interview with Press TV on Sunday.
“You make a commitment that you would vote to support the military superiority of Israel that the economic assistant that Israel wants that you would vote to provide that,” she added.
McKinney said that if a candidate does not sign the pledge or perform accordingly, “then you do not get money to run your campaign.”
The former Congresswoman said that after she made the pledge issue public “the tactic changed.”
“But this is what is done for 535 members of the United States Congress, 100 senators and 435 members of the House of Representatives have to now write a paragraph which basically says the same thing.”
Her comments came as US President Barack Obama vowed to sustain Israel’s military superiority over its neighbors at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee’s (AIPAC) annual gathering on Sunday.
“We (the US) will maintain Israel’s qualitative military edge ….We have increased military financing to record levels,” Obama said.
How many crimes have Bush A and Bush B, Clinton A and Clinton AB, and Obama, Biden, Trump, Ford, Carter, Nixon, LBJ, Reagan committed to the final end of several hundred million people, including several million children?
Gaza?
This is embarassing hearing journalists continuing this tap dance around the foolish question where Israel do it or didn’t do it?
This is standard operating procedure:
Here, from Substacker, Don Hank, and he’s a good fellow, but what the fuck does it matter, this headline?
The world now knows the Israelis struck a hospital and then lied / Air raid update for Oct 19, 2023: This has got to drag down what is left of Israeli prestige. But don’t expect “Christian” Zionists to change their minds.
Does it matter?
Does this all matter?
Hundreds of people were killed on Tuesday by a devastating airstrike on the Anglican al-Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza City. Although Israel now blames the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) for the bombing, observers, including reporters from MSNBC and the BBC, suggest that this is unlikely. A reporter for the BBC stated on air:
The Israeli military.. have said they are investigating, but it’s hard to see what else this could be, really, given the size of the explosion, other than an Israeli air strike…”
The Anglican News Service also reported that the same hospital was hit by an Israeli rocket the day before the massive explosion.
Hananya Naftali, who currently works for Benjamin Netanyahu as a deputy media advisor, initially posted via social media that Israel had bombed the al-Ahli hospital before deleting the post and blaming PIJ for the attack.
The carnage is fine with Sam Altman, Zuckerberg, Bloomberg, Dell, and, at least 139 Jews of the Forbes 400 billionaires. So, these fellows and their millions of workers, and their tens of thousands of colleges and schools they influence and those thousands of politicians under their thumb, you think any one of them will fight back, and do you think even ONE of these below having said that Isra-Hell is an apartheid and genocidal state?
Right!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2022 World’s Jewish Billionaires
Rank Name Net Worth $billions (Billion Dollars) Source of Wealth Country
1 Larry Ellison 102.9 Oracle United States
2 Larry Page 85.2 Google United States
3 Sergey Brin 81.8 Google United States
4 Steve Ballmer 78.9 Microsoft United States
5 Michael Bloomberg 76.8 Bloomberg LP United States
6 Michael Dell 52.0 Dell Technologies United States
7 Mark Zuckerberg 42.7 Facebook United States
8 Len Blavatnik 31.6 Music,Energy, Real Estate United Kingdom
9 Alain Wertheimer 31.2 Chanel France
10 Gerard Wertheimer 31.2 Chanel France
11 Stephen Schwarzman 30.0 investments United States
12 Jeff Yass 30.0 trading, investments United States
13 Miriam Adelson & family 29.7 casinos United States
14 Jim Simons 28.1 hedge funds United States
15 Leonid Mikhelson 24.4 gas, chemicals Russia
16 Leonard Lauder 20.3 Estee Lauder United States
17 Carl Icahn 18.6 investments United States
18 Daniel Gilbert 18.5 Quicken Loans United States
19 David Tepper 18.5 hedge funds United States
20 Steve Cohen 17.5 hedge funds United States
21 Eric Schmidt 17.2 Google United States
22 Eyal Ofer 14.3 real estate, shipping Israel
23 George Kaiser 14.2 oil & gas, banking United States
24 Mikhail Fridman 13.3 oil, banking, telecom Russia
25 Jan Koum 13.3 WhatsApp United States
26 Viatcheslav Kantor 13.0 fertilizer, real estate Russia
27 Stephen Ross 11.6 real estate United States
28 Mikhail Prokhorov 11.3 investments Russia
29 Israel Englander 11.3 hedge funds United States
30 Donald Newhouse 11.1 media United States
31 Michael Rubin 10.2 online retail United States
32 Idan Ofer 10.0 shipping Israel
33 Anthony Pratt 9.5 manufacturing Australia
34 Leon Black 8.9 private equity United States
35 German Khan 8.8 oil, banking, telecom Russia
36 Roman Abramovich 8.7 steel, investments Russia
37 Bernard Marcus 8.7 Home Depot United States
38 Ivan Glasenberg 8.4 mining Switzerland
39 Dmitri Bukhman 8.1 online games, Playrix Israel
40 Igor Bukhman 8.1 online games, Playrix Israel
41 Stewart & Lynda Resnick 8.0 agriculture, water United States
42 Arthur Blank 7.8 Home Depot United States
43 Henry Kravis 7.8 private equity United States
44 David Geffen 7.7 movies, record labels United States
45 Leonard Stern 7.6 real estate United States
46 Laurent Dassault 7.5 diversified France
47 Marie-Hélène Habert-Dassault 7.5 diversified France
48 Thierry Dassault 7.5 diversified France
49 Arthur Dantchik 7.5 trading, investments United States
50 Safra siblings 7.3 banking Brazil
51 Yuri Milner 7.3 tech investments Israel
52 Jeff Greene 7.2 real estate, investments United States
53 Vicky Safra 7.1 banking Greece
54 Dustin Moskovitz 7.0 Facebook United States
55 Eduardo Saverin 6.9 Facebook Brazil
56 David Bonderman 6.9 private equity United States
57 Edythe Broad & family 6.9 homebuilding, insurance United States
58 Henry Samueli 6.9 semiconductors United States
59 Frank Lowy 6.8 shopping malls Australia
60 Alexei Kuzmichev 6.8 oil, banking, telecom Russia
61 David Siegel 6.8 hedge funds United States
62 George Soros 6.7 hedge funds United States
63 Marc Benioff 6.7 business software United States
64 Bruce Kovner 6.6 hedge funds United States
65 Alexander Abramov 6.4 steel, mining Russia
66 David Reuben 6.3 investments, real estate United Kingdom
67 Simon Reuben 6.3 real estate, investments United Kingdom
68 Stef Wertheimer & family 6.2 metalworking tools Israel
69 Antony Ressler 6.2 finance United States
70 Ted Lerner & family 6.2 real estate United States
71 Ted Lerner & family 6.2 real estate United States
72 Tom Gores 6.2 private equity United States
73 Michael Kadoorie 6.0 hotels, energy Hong Kong
74 Josh Harris 6.0 private equity United States
75 Les Wexner & family 6.0 retail United States
76 Michael Milken 6.0 investments United States
77 Neil Bluhm 6.0 real estate United States
78 Micky Arison 5.7 Carnival Cruises United States
79 Jonathan Gray 5.6 investments United States
80 Paul Singer 5.5 hedge funds United States
81 Mark Scheinberg 5.3 online gambling Canada
82 Viktor Vekselberg 5.3 metals, energy Russia
83 Sam Zell 5.3 real estate, private equity United States
84 Nathan Kirsh 5.2 retail, real estate Eswatini (Swaziland)
85 Teddy Sagi 5.2 Software, Real Estate Israel
86 Joe Lewis 5.1 investments United Kingdom
87 Ron Baron 5.0 money management United States
88 Dan Snyder 4.9 Washington Commanders United States
89 Thomas Pritzker 4.9 #N/A #N/A
90 Jane Lauder 4.8 Estée Lauder United States
91 Barry Sternlicht 4.7 private equity United States
92 Shari Arison 4.6 Carnival Cruises Israel
93 Marc Rowan 4.6 private equity United States
94 Mark Cuban 4.6 online media, Dallas Mavericks United States
95 Ronald Lauder 4.5 Estee Lauder United States
96 Jeff Skoll 4.4 eBay United States
97 Jeffrey Lurie 4.4 Philadelphia Eagles United States
98 Daryl Katz 4.3 pharmacies Canada
99 Michael Moritz 4.3 venture capital United States
100 Eric Lefkofsky 4.2 Groupon, investments United States
101 Herbert Wertheim 4.2 investments United States
102 Shaul Shani 4.1 telecom Israel
103 Donald Sterling 4.1 real estate United States
104 Patrick Drahi 4.0 telecom France
105 God Nisanov 4.0 real estate Russia
106 Zarakh Iliev 4.0 real estate Russia
107 Isaac Perlmutter 4.0 Marvel comics United States
108 Jeremy Jacobs Sr & family 4.0 food service United States
109 Steven Spielberg 4.0 movies United States
110 Barry Diller 3.9 online media United States
111 Jean (Gigi) Pritzker 3.9 #N/A #N/A
112 Jaime Gilinski Bacal 3.8 banking Colombia
113 Stephen Feinberg 3.8 private equity United States
114 Charles Cohen 3.7 real estate United States
115 Daniel Och 3.7 hedge funds United States
116 Howard Schultz 3.7 Starbucks United States
117 Jerry Speyer 3.6 real estate United States
118 Rodney Sacks 3.6 energy drinks United States
119 Stephen Mandel Jr 3.6 hedge funds United States
120 Yakir Gabay 3.5 real estate Cyprus
121 Yitzhak Tshuva 3.5 real estate Israel
122 Ira Rennert 3.5 investments United States
123 Scott Shleifer 3.5 private equity United States
124 Gil Shwed 3.4 software Israel
125 Herb Simon 3.4 real estate United States
126 William Ackman 3.4 hedge funds United States
127 Barry Zekelman 3.3 steel Canada
128 Arnon Milchan 3.3 movie making Israel
129 Laurent Levy 3.26 Optical Center Israel
130 Rami Ungar 3.25 Ray Shipping, Telcar company Israel
131 Alan Howard 3.2 hedge funds United Kingdom
132 David Rubenstein 3.2 private equity United States
133 Lynn Schusterman 3.2 oil & gas, investments United States
134 William Lauder 3.2 Estee Lauder United States
135 John Gandel 3.1 shopping malls Australia
136 Miguel Krigsner 3.1 cosmetics Brazil
137 Charles Edelstenne 3.1 aviation France
138 Nicolas Berggruen 3.1 real estate, investments United States
139 Udi Angel 3.09 investments Israel
140 Oren Zeev 3.0 investments, Zeev Ventures Israel
141 Aerin Lauder 3.0 Estee Lauder United States
142 John Paulson 3.0 hedge funds United States
143 Norman Braman 3.0 art, car dealerships United States
144 Mirilashvili family 2.9 Palarium, Vkontakte Israel
145 Oleg Deripaska 2.9 aluminum, utilities Russia
146 Haim Saban 2.9 TV network, investments United States
147 Mitchell Goldhar 2.8 real estate Canada
148 Michael Federmann & family 2.8 defense, hotels Israel
149 Charles Zegar 2.8 Bloomberg LP United States
150 David Wertheim 2.6 Coca Cola Israel Israel
151 Strauss family 2.6 Strauss Group Israel
152 Alicia Koplowitz 2.6 construction, investments Spain
153 Ben Ashkenazy 2.6 real estate United States
154 Henry Laufer 2.6 hedge funds United States
155 Nicholas Pritzker 2.6 #N/A #N/A
156 Charles Bronfman 2.5 liquor Canada
157 Alec Gores 2.5 private equity United States
158 Joseph Edelman 2.5 hedge funds United States
159 Leon G. Cooperman 2.5 hedge funds United States
160 Mortimer Zuckerman 2.5 real estate, media United States
161 S. Daniel Abraham 2.5 Slim-Fast United States
162 Fiona Geminder 2.4 manufacturing Australia
163 Alceu Elias Feldmann 2.4 fertilizer Brazil
164 Horesh Family 2.34 Union Motors Group and real estate investments Israel
165 Arkady Rotenberg 2.3 construction, pipes, banking Russia
166 Meitar Family 2.295 Orek Group Israel
167 Sagol Family 2.25 Keter Group Israel
168 Shlomo Kramer 2.2 software, investments Israel
169 Sylvan Adams 2.2 Iberville Development Israel
170 Noam Gottesman 2.2 hedge funds United States
171 Shmuel Harlap 2.1 automotive Israel
172 Isak Andic & family 2.1 fashion retail Spain
173 Philip & Cristina Green 2.1 fashion retail United Kingdom
174 Daniel Lubetzky 2.1 snack bars United States
175 Jane Goldman 2.1 real estate United States
176 Jeff Rothschild 2.1 Facebook United States
177 Shapira Family 2.08 Shapir Engineering Israel
178 Solomon Lew 2.0 retail Australia
179 Shamoon Family 2 Yachin-Hakal Israel
180 David Nahmad 2.0 art collection Monaco
181 Victor Pinchuk 2.0 steel pipes, diversified Ukraine
182 Alice Schwartz 2.0 biotech United States
183 Amy Goldman Fowler 2.0 real estate United States
184 Diane Kemper 2.0 real estate United States
185 Glenn Dubin 2.0 hedge funds United States
186 Rappaport Family 1.97 InterMaritime Bank Israel
187 Nakash Family 1.93 Jordache Enterprises Israel
189 Judith & Kobi Richter 1.92 Medinol Israel
190 David Lichtenstein 1.9 real estate United States
191 David Zalik 1.9 financial technology United States
192 Larry Robbins 1.9 hedge funds United States
193 Phillip Frost 1.9 pharmaceuticals United States
194 Ronald Perelman 1.9 Financial Investments United States
195 Liora Ofer 1.8 investments Israel
196 Anita Zucker 1.8 chemicals United States
197 Leslie Alexander 1.8 sports team United States
198 Kobi Maimon & Haim Tsuff 1.77 Energy Israel
199 Akirov Family 1.725 Alrov Group, Akirov Holdings Israel
200 Nir Kalkstein 1.7 Final, Medial Israel
201 Hamburger Family 1.69 Harel Group Israel
202 Dudi Virnick & Kobi Halperin 1.675 NNG car software Israel
203 Moshe Yanai 1.63 XIV, Diligent Israel
204 Dayan Family 1.62 ADO, Africa Israel hotels Israel
205 Heloise Pratt 1.6 manufacturing, investment Australia
206 Zadik Bino & family 1.6 banking, oil Israel
207 Gary Fegel 1.6 commodities, investments Switzerland
208 Tom Werner 1.6 sports teams United States
209 Danny & Mikey Salkind 1.56 Elco Holdings Israel
210 Jayme Garfinkel & family 1.5 insurance Brazil
211 Amnon Shashua 1.5 automotive technology Israel
212 Drorit Wertheim 1.5 Coca Cola Israel Israel
213 Mori Arkin 1.5 pharmaceuticals Israel
214 Ziv Aviram 1.5 automotive technology Israel
215 Ezra nahmad 1.5 art Monaco
216 Vadim Moshkovich 1.5 agriculture, land Russia
217 Alan Gerry 1.5 cable television United States
218 Alan Trefler 1.5 software United States
219 Jonathan Tisch 1.5 insurance, NFL team United States
220 Safra Catz 1.5 software United States
221 Seth Klarman 1.5 investments United States
222 Sheryl Sandberg 1.5 Facebook United States
223 Zisapel Family 1.48 Rad Bynet Groups, Radware Israel
224 Ishay Davidi 1.46 Fimi Funds Israel
225 David Feffer 1.4 pulp and paper Brazil
226 Gerald Schwartz 1.4 finance Canada
227 Naomi Azrieli 1.4 Real estate Canada
228 Sharon Azrieli 1.4 Real estate Canada
229 Danna Azrieli 1.4 Real estate Israel
230 Marius Nacht 1.4 software Israel
231 George Marcus 1.4 real estate United States
232 John Farber 1.4 chemicals United States
233 Mark Pincus 1.4 online games United States
234 Wilma Tisch 1.4 diversified United States
235 Arie & Rebecka Belldegrun 1.385 Kite Pharma,Cougar Biotechnology,Agensys Israel
236 Daniel Feffer 1.3 pulp and paper Brazil
237 Ruben Feffer 1.3 pulp and paper Brazil
238 Vadim Novinsky 1.3 steel Ukraine
239 Art Levinson 1.3 Genentech, Apple United States
240 Brian Roberts 1.3 Comcast United States
241 Gary Magness 1.3 cable TV, investments United States
242 Marvy Finger&Family 1.3 real estate United States
243 Adam Neumann 1.2 WeWork Israel
244 Dan Gertler 1.2 mining Israel
245 Yigal Dimri 1.2 Y. H. Dimri Israel
246 Andrei Rappoport 1.2 investments Russia
247 Boris Rotenberg 1.2 construction, pipes, chemicals Russia
248 Bernard Lewis & family 1.2 fashion retail United Kingdom
249 Jeffrey Lorberbaum 1.2 flooring United States
250 Laurie Tisch 1.2 insurance, NFL team United States
251 Michael Steinhardt 1.2 hedge funds United States
252 Steven Tisch 1.2 insurance United States
253 Noam Stern Perry 1.15 Final, Medial Israel
254 Jose Isaac Peres & family 1.1 shopping malls Brazil
255 Anton Rabie 1.1 Toys Canada
256 Ronnen Harary 1.1 Toys Canada
257 David Fattal & family 1.1 hotels Israel
258 Leonid Nevzlin 1.1 Yukos oil company, Haaretz newspaper Israel
259 Roni & Yehuda Naftali 1.1 BIG Shopping Centers, Eden Water Israel
260 Henadiy Boholyubov 1.1 banking, investments Ukraine
261 Eddie & Sol Zakay 1.1 real estate United Kingdom
262 Paul Fireman 1.1 Reebok United States
263 Carasso Family 1.1 Carso Auto Group, Carso Real Estate Israel
264 Parasol Family 1.0 PartyGaming Israel
265 Morris Kahn 1.0 software Israel
266 Ihor Kolomoyskyy 1.0 banking, investments Ukraine
267 Leonid Radvinsky 1.0 e-commerce United States
Every quart of oil and gallon of jet fuel and every drone camera and every tire and track on a tank, every gallon of paint for those weapons of death, all of this is part of the billionaires’ club.
This flattening of Gaza is the flattening of Ukraine is the flattening of Haiti.
Any good in the world will be flattened!
The Blinken-Yellen-Garland-Nuland-Kagan-Powell Cartel, using strings for their puppets, wants all good to go away so Blackrock and J.P, Morgan Chase to come in.
[Photo: High school seniors (including the author’s daughter carrying the red and black flag of the 1980 literacy campaign) march in their final Independence Day parade before graduating and heading off to technical or university education. They represent the first generation to have attended their whole school career under Nicaragua’s current Sandinista government.]
Thanks to a complete overhaul of the country’s educational system in the past 15 years, record numbers of students are graduating from high school. Although recent international headlines claim academic spaces are closing in Nicaragua, there is now actually increased access to free public universities. That, combined with hundreds of free vocational programs around the country, means that the class of 2023 has more options open to them than ever before.
In a few short weeks, our youngest daughter Orla will graduate from high school. Recently I went to her school to watch as she and her friends marched in blue and white one final time to celebrate Nicaragua’s Independence. I’ll admit that I got nostalgic remembering Orla in her tiny blue and white preschool uniform marching around our neighborhood. At the same time, however, I felt such excitement for the lives these young people have ahead of them now.
Like all students nearing graduation, Orla and her friends are deciding what to do next. But while high school graduates in the United States this year are facing an average cost of $145,700 for a four-year undergraduate degree, Nicaragua’s graduates have a multitude of further education opportunities available to them for free.
It is difficult to grasp what a revolutionary change this is from just a generation ago. Orla’s friends’ parents grew up in Nicaragua’s neoliberal years when schools were so underfunded that children sat on the floor and used pilfered paving stones as desks. Their families were charged fees that made it impossible for many kids to attend school at all.
In 2003, the average Nicaraguan had only 3.5 years of schooling and only 30% of those starting 1st grade were expected to finish 6th grade.* As a result, by the time that Orla’s classmates were being born in 2006, only one quarter of the country was able to read or write. Many of Orla’s friends’ parents didn’t finish high school, let alone attend university, and a full quarter of their generation had no schooling at all.*
Orla’s class, however, has had a very different experience of education, because they represent the first generation to have attended their whole school career under Nicaragua’s current Sandinista government.
When President Daniel Ortega took office in 2007 following the 16 years of neoliberal rule [reduced social spending and state employment], he immediately declared health care and education free again. Over the past 16 years, the Sandinista government has made huge investments in training teachers, improving school infrastructure and revolutionizing the school curriculum. The results of these policy changes are evident in the proud, confident students now posing for photos in cap and gown as they prepare to receive their high school diplomas – today, many more Nicaraguans are high school graduates.
But the revolution isn’t stopping there. As more young people graduate from high school, more are seeking further education. Through local municipal governments and a national technical school, there are now 53 vocational training centers around the country with more than 130 programs graduating 46,500 students annually. (Nicanotes: Nicaragua – The Education Generation; October 18, 2023 By Becca Renk)
Paul Haeder, Author 