Regardless, you are not the first woman: an illustrative case study of contextual risk factors impacting sexual and reproductive health and rights in Nicaragua Full Text - El Independiente

When we started to talk about human rights, mainstream human rights organizations barely acknowledged the economic issues we claimed were central for most women in the world–including in the US–like rights to food, housing and health care. Three of the plaintiffs agreed to come to the US to take part in the reading. IHSC ensures the provision of necessary medical care services as required by ICE Performance-Based National Detention Standards and based on the medical needs of the individual. Pursuant to our commitment to the welfare of those in the agency’s custody, ICE annually spends more than $315 million on the spectrum of healthcare services provided to people in ICE custody. Declaring 1980 the year of literacy, the Sandinista government successfully launched a volunteer literacy campaign, focused on the countryside, to teach anyone over ten years old to read. The status of men and women has changed since the revolution of the 1980s. Many women returning to husbands immediately after the war battled to maintain the equality they had won in the field, and a large number of divorces resulted. PROCAGICA has supported them with 70% of the cost for the acquisition of inputs aimed at the productive recovery of the coffee plantations. The State of the Physical and Social Sciences The marimba, a kind of xylophone, is also part of Nicaragua’s rich musical tradition. Thirty-five years ago, MADRE was created, in partnership with those women who were most directly threatened by US foreign policy, to meet immediate needs in their communities and to address the underlying causes of the crises they faced. ...[Leer más]