Ethical Dilemmas In Nicaragua

The court investigates the allegations of Nicaragua that the mining on the Nicaraguan waters was because of the U.S. military personnel of the nationality of Latin American countries in the pay of the U.S. After identifying the facts, the court establishes that in late 1983 the president of the U.S. authorized their government agency to dig mines in the Nicaraguan ports. In early 1984, mines were close to the ports of El Buff, in Nicaraguan internal waters or in its territorial sea, by people following the instructions from that agency. The U.S. agents were supporting and supervising the minning and they did not say anything before or after about the laying of the mines. That personal and material injury was caused by the explosion of the mines, which also created risks causing a rise in marine insurance rates. The court says that it is impossible to say that a ruling on the alleged breach of the Charter by the U.S. wouldn’t affect El Salvador.
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