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The retrospective history of the Republic of Nicaragua
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- The Sandanista government of Nicaragua (1979–1990)
- The history of U.S. intervention in Nicaragua after the Somozas.
- Nicaragua under the presidency of Violetta Chamorro (1990-1996)
- Timeline: Nicaragua
- BBC News Online, 30 July 2001. A simple political chronology that begins the region's history with European conquest.
- A Sandinista Commemoration of the Sandino Centennial
- A commemoration of Nicaragua's national hero, General Augusto Cesar Sandino, who in 1927–1934 defended his country against US imperialism. Concerning his life and character.
- An Insider's View of the Sandinista Movement
- By Nefer Munoz, IPS. Nicaraguan writer Sergio Ramirez presented in Costa Rica his latest work, Adios Muchachos (Good-Bye Fellows), a book of memoirs which offers an insider's view of the Sandinista revolution 20 years after its triumph.
- Remnants of Revolution
- By George Papanastasiou, 1 June 2002. Nicaragua's distant past is a portrait of oppression, and more recently the home of one of the world's longest running dynastic dictatorships, the Somozas. Augusto Cesar Sandino. The FSLN (Frente Sandinista de Liberacion National). National Reconstruction by the Sandinistas. Reagan's contra aggression. Since the FSLN defeat in 1990, US interventionism in Nicaragua has persisted with every Nicaraguan election.