Action Alert! Tell Your Reps: April 22nd Briefing on Sanctions

Written By Nicaragua Solidarity Coalition

The Nicaragua Solidarity Coalition, a member of Americas Without Sanctions, urges you to take the actions below, which affect Nicaragua and many other nations.

Please call or write to your Representatives and Senators to tell them to attend the April 22 briefing hosted by Congresswoman Ramírez

Cannon House Office Building, Room 340, 1:00pm-2:30pm. *Note new time and location. Find your representatives here. Here is a sample

script/text:

Dear Member of Congress/Senator:

I am writing to draw your attention to a US policy that is killing a quarter million or more children per year and causing as many overall deaths

as armed conflict. This is the policy of imposing unilateral economic sanctions, which our government currently has in place against some 40

countries, or one-third of the world’s population. This child-killing practice must stop!

I urge you to attend the House briefing on “Humanitarian Impacts of Economic Sanctions, Particularly Increased Child Deaths. Cuba as a Case

Study,” to be hosted by Congresswoman Delia Ramírez at 1:00pm on April 22 in Cannon House Office Building, Room 340.

Also, Vote Yes on the United States-Cuba Trade Act of 2026 to fully lift the embargo on Cuba, H.R.7521 and S.136, and consider co-sponsoring.

AND support H.Res.1056 to end the Monroe Doctrine and all economic sanctions.

Thank you,

Your constituent ________.

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If you are able to go to Congress in-person on Wednesday, April 22, please join us for an advocacy day! Details and Registration Here.

We’ll have SanctionsKill t-shirts for attendees! "The Nicaragua Solidarity Coalition, a member of Americas Without Sanctions, urges you to take the actions below, which affect Nicaragua and many other nations."

Nicaragua Solidarity Coalition

The Nicaragua Solidarity Coalition is an international coalition of organizations and individuals in solidarity with Nicaragua, supporting its sovereignty and affirming its achievements. We are not affiliated with any governmental entity of any nation. We provide accurate, verifiable information and other resources about Nicaragua, and we work to counter misinformation about the country disseminated by the media, public events, and other sources. We share information from a variety of sources, including our personal experiences, in light of Nicaraguan history and current conditions. We publicize activities organized by our members, including international delegations to Nicaragua and webinars with knowledgeable speakers from inside and outside the country. We welcome others to join us.

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