The U.S. has sanctioned several high-ranking Nicaraguan military commanders, but not the Army as an institution or the Institute of Military Social Security (IPSM), which invests and participates in companies from different sectors. Experts believe that Washington could seek to preserve channels of communication in the face of a possible political transition. The post Why does the U.S. sanction military personnel, but not the Nicaraguan Army? ap…
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The U.S. has sanctioned several high-ranking Nicaraguan military commanders, but not the Army as an institution or the Institute of Military Social Security (IPSM), which invests and participates in companies from different sectors. Experts believe that Washington could seek to preserve channels of communication in the face of a possible political transition. The post Why does the U.S. sanction military personnel, but not the Nicaraguan Army? ap…