US EditionDrinking Water, the Right that Ortega’s Dictatorship Charged to Women in Nicaragua
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* Women in Nicaragua, in both urban and rural areas, survive water shortages, spending, health problems, and state abandonment. ** The UN revealed that 56% of Nicaraguans have access to a safe and managed drinking water service. *** The regime plans to obtain an international credit of US$130 million for drinking water. Previously, the World Bank had awarded it US$50 million.
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