Primary school is not easy to bully, so they expelled EU ambassador, refused to enter the US ambassador, announced that they had severed diplomatic relations with Netherlands , Nicaragua hard-pressed the West, and said "No" to hegemony .
On September 28, Nicaragua announced that it would list the EU ambassador to the country as an "unpopular person" and asked the other party to leave the country by October 1.
What did the EU ambassador do to Nicaragua and why was he expelled?
Nicaragua's Foreign Ministry gave the reason that the ambassador was suspected of interfering in the sovereignty of Nicaragua.
The West has been engaged in hegemony for a day or two, especially bullying against small countries. But they never expected that the small country, which had always been "submissive", would be so tough and directly announced the expulsion of Western diplomats.
In addition to the EU, the United States has also suffered a defeat in Nicaragua.
On September 30, the vice president of Nicaragua announced that he would refuse the entry of the new US ambassador to Nicara.
The U.S. ambassador just received an appointment in the U.S. Congress the day before it was announced to be refused entry to Nicaragua.
Nicaragua rejected him from entering the country mainly because the ambassador was unrestrained and had made unfriendly remarks against Nicaragua. He once described Nicaragua as "a country that is excluded in the region", and to be bluntly speaking, it is a "untouchable state."
Americans have a kind of arrogance in their bones and look down on other countries. Not only the US ambassadors, but President Biden also spoke of the four words "untouchable country", and they were scolding the United States' ally Saudi . No wonder Saudi Arabia is worried. Biden visited Middle East "seeking oil". Saudi Arabia did not like Biden at all, which made the president of a great power lose face.
In addition to stigmatizing Nicaragua, the US ambassador also called the Nicaragua Ort government a "dictatorship", clamoring to change the direction of Nicaragua, and even kicked it out of the "Central American Free Trade Agreement" as a punishment.
The words and deeds of the US ambassador seemed unacceptable to Nicaragua, and he strongly opposed the US government's dispatch of this person to Nicaragua as ambassador because he was a "interventionist."
In fact, Nicaragua is already polite to the United States. It only said that the US ambassador interfered in Nicaragua's internal affairs and did not expose his anger on the Biden administration. It only refused the ambassador's entry, and did not refuse the Biden administration to send other diplomats to Nicaragua as ambassador.
From this point of view, Nicaragua has a tough attitude, but is not overwhelmed by anger. After all, the United States is the leader of America, and it is not wise to completely break up with the United States.
Compared with the EU and the United States, the Netherlands has a more miserable end. They are also interfering in Nicaragua's internal affairs. One of the EU and the United States is deported ambassadors and the other is banned from entering the country. The Netherlands directly received news that Nicaragua announced its severance of diplomatic relations with it.
September 30, a few hours after announcing the ban on entry of the new US ambassador, Nicaragua President Ort denounced the Dutch ambassador to Central America interfering in Nicaragua's internal affairs and regard Nicaragua as a colony of the Netherlands.
It should be pointed out that Nicaragua was once colonized by Spain and was established independently in 1821. It is an independent and sovereign state. Although it is just a Central American developing country with a territory of only 13.04 square kilometers, small countries also have the dignity of small countries. Nicaragua is not a colony of the Netherlands, so of course it firmly opposes the Netherlands' interference in internal affairs.
In addition to interfering in Nicaragua's internal affairs, the Dutch government has also threatened to cancel public welfare projects in Nicaragua, which has harmed Nicaragua's interests. The Netherlands is so rude to Nicaragua, so naturally Nicaragua will not be polite to it.
The United States and the European Union are relatively strong, and Nicaragua does not want to break up with it completely, and it is not yet at the point of breaking up. But the Netherlands is also a small country, with a low presence in Europe and is no longer the "sea coachman" he used to be. Nicaragua is not afraid to break up with the Netherlands.
Moreover, most importantly, the Netherlands' unfriendly behavior towards Nicaragua is more serious. Its "interference and neo-colonialism stance" is the lice on the bald head. Nicaragua must fight back hard. On the one hand, it is to teach the Netherlands a lesson, and on the other hand, it is to kill the chicken to warn the monkey and give other countries that want to interfere in Nicaragua's internal affairs a warning.
On the day when the announcement of a ban on entry of the US ambassador, the first lady and vice president of Nicaragua denounced imperialists, claiming to let them understand this. It is not difficult to see from this that although Nicaragua is a small country, it is not timid in the face of the hegemonic actions of the imperialists. It takes action when it is time to resolutely safeguard national dignity and national interests.
Compared with Nicaragua, some small countries either choose to surrender and be the "lack dog" of imperialism, or they are both good at everything and jump repeatedly, but they do not know the reason why big countries are playing against small countries. In the end, they lose their wife and soldiers.
In recent months, the increasingly escalating Russian-Ukrainian war is a best example. Among them, many small countries such as Türkiye have been at the center of Western public opinion for a long time. Some of them have long expressed their reluctance to help Ukraine military assistance and are neutral in their attitude towards war, which is a legitimate diplomatic strategy of a sovereign state. But what awaits them is constantly being condemned and forced.
Perhaps, this time Nicaragua told many small countries with actions: when you can't bear it, you don't need to endure it anymore, and when it's time to take action, you should take action.
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