About: Nicaragua Investment Conditionality Act

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The Nicaragua Investment Conditionality Act, also known as NICA Act, is a bill that, as a response to the alleged election fraud committed by Nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega during the 2016 election, prevented Nicaragua from taking additional loans until they were willing to "[take] effective steps to hold free, fair and transparent elections."

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  • The Nicaragua Investment Conditionality Act, also known as NICA Act, is a bill that, as a response to the alleged election fraud committed by Nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega during the 2016 election, prevented Nicaragua from taking additional loans until they were willing to "[take] effective steps to hold free, fair and transparent elections." (en)
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  • The Nicaragua Investment Conditionality Act, also known as NICA Act, is a bill that, as a response to the alleged election fraud committed by Nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega during the 2016 election, prevented Nicaragua from taking additional loans until they were willing to "[take] effective steps to hold free, fair and transparent elections." (en)
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  • Nicaragua Investment Conditionality Act (en)
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