Liste der Gesandten Nicaraguas in den Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika

Embassy of Nicaragua in Washington, United States of America - 1627 New Hampshire Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20009.

Ernennung/Akkreditierung	Name	Bemerkungen	ernannt von	akkreditiert bei der Regierung	Posten verlassen
1849	Eduardo Carcache		Norberto Ramírez Áreas	Zachary Taylor	1850
1851	José de Marcoleta	Erhielt vom US-Außenministerium die Mitteilung, dass eine weiter offizielle Kommunikation mit ihm ablehnt wird.[1]	Justo Abaunza y Muñoz de Avilés	Millard Fillmore	1852
1856	Agustin Vigil		William Walker (Söldner)	Franklin Pierce	1856
1856	John P. Heiss	(* 1812-1865), Geschäftsträger, [2]	William Walker (Söldner)	Franklin Pierce	1856
1856	Parker H. French	(* 1826 in Kentucky) [3]	William Walker (Söldner)	Franklin Pierce	1856
1857	Antonio José de Irisarri	Botschafter Nicaraguas, El Salvadors und Guatemalas in den USA	Patricio Rivas	James Buchanan
1861	Luis Molina	Botschafter Nicaraguas und Costa Ricas [4]	Tomás Martínez Guerrero	Abraham Lincoln
1887	Horacio Guzman	Generalkonsul: Alexander Isaac Cotheal (*3. November 1804 in New York City; † 25. Februar 1894); Konsul in New York: Charles Ranlett Flint [wp 1] [5]	Evaristo Carazo Aranda	Benjamin Harrison, Grover Cleveland	1894
1898	Luis Felipe Corea	Verhandelte mit John Hay über einen Interozeanischen Kanal durch Nicaragua.[6]	José Santos Zelaya	Theodore Roosevelt
1908	Rodolfo Espinoza Ramírez	(* 1876 in Managua; † 1944) Minister Resident [7]	José Santos Zelaya	Theodore Roosevelt	1909
1908	Pedro Gonzalez	(† 1925)[8].Envoy	José Santos Zelaya	Theodore Roosevelt	1909
1914	Emiliano Chamorro Vargas	Bryan-Chamorro Treaty	Adolfo Díaz	Woodrow Wilson	1916
1943	Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa	[wp 2]	Anastasio Somoza García	Franklin D. Roosevelt	1979
1981	Arturo J. Cruz	[9]	Daniel Ortega	Ronald Reagan	1981
1982	Francisco Fiallos Navarro	[10]	Daniel Ortega	Ronald Reagan	1983
1983	Jose Antonio Jarquin Lopez	[11]	Daniel Ortega	Ronald Reagan	1984
1984	Carlos Tünnermann Bernheim	[12]	Daniel Ortega	Ronald Reagan	1988
1990	Ernesto Palazio	[13]	Violeta Barrios de Chamorro	George H. W. Bush	1991
2007	Arturo Cruz Sequeira	[14]	Daniel Ortega	George W. Bush	2009
2010	Francisco Campbell	Bruder von Lumberto Campbell [15]	Daniel Ortega	Barack Obama

Quellen

1. ↑ José de Marcoleta: [1]
2. ↑ John P. Heiss: [2] The New York Times, September 24, 1860, JOHN P. HEISS, a special agent of the Government at Washington. February 7, 1861, satisfied is he with the cotton-raising experiments made upon the high and healthy interior lands of that region, that it was his purpose immediately to put a hundred acres under cultivation
3. ↑ Parker H. French: The New York Times, December 28, 1855, The Dismissal of Mr. Crampton--Parker H. French
4. ↑ Luis Molina, Nicaraguan Minister (seated), Abraham Lincoln, The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln, Volume 4
5. ↑ Horacio Guzman: On the steamer Sam Sloan, which accompanied the Hondo down the Bay in order to give the mebers of the expedition a good send-off was a party of a couple of hundrd gentlemen. Not one of them had friends in the expedition, but tey wer interested in it as projectors or friends of the projectors. In the party were Horacio Guzman, the Nicarguan Minister to this coutry: Alexander I. Cotheal [3], Consul General of Nicaragua; Charles R. Flint, Consul of Nicaragua at this city; The first absolutely practical step toward the beginning of work on the long-projected Nicaragua Canal was taken yesterday when an engineering party of 40 young gentlemen sailed from this city for Greytown on the steamship Hondo The New York Times, December 1, 1887, [4].[5]The New York Times, July 10, 1893, HAS ENOUGH OF DIPLOMACY.; Dr. Guzman Will Ask the Nicaraguan Government to Relieve Him.[6] [7]
6. ↑ El Nuevo Diario
7. ↑ Rodolfo Espinoza Ramírez: Se enfriaron las relaciones de Estados Unidos con Nicaragua, por este asunto y otras cuestiones, de tal manera que el Presidente Zelaya, decidió enviar al Dr. Rodolfo Espinoza a Washington como Enviado Extraordinario y Ministro Plenipotenciario dándole las siguientes instrucciones ante de partier el 3 de Dieciembre de 1908. Luis Pasos Argüello, Los conflictos internacionales de Nicaragua, Fondo de Promoción Cultural, Banco de América, 1982 - 300 S. S.109 The New York Times, April 24, 1911, PLANS NICARAGUAN REVOLT.; Former Minister to Washington Says ...Rodolfo Espinosa, the former Nicaraguan Minister at Washington, left here to-night for San Salvador to prepare for a revolution directed against President MEXICO CITY, April 23. Rodolfo Espinosa, the former Nicaraguan Minister at Washington, left here to-night for San Salvador to prepare for a revolution directed against President Estrada of Nicaragua. He declares that the cruelties of Estrada are worse than the Inquisition.pdf
8. ↑ Pedro Gonzalez, Time, Dec. 28, 1925, Dr. Pedro Gonzalez, one-time Nicaraguan Minister to the U. S.; at Washington, D. C., of uremic poisoning
9. ↑ Arturo J. Cruz: The New York Times, December 9, 1981, NICARAGUA NEEDS U.S. TOLERANCE
10. ↑ Francisco Fiallos Navarro: The New York Times, January 9, 1982, U.S. and Nicaragua Are Close To Exchanging Ambassadors, October 31, 1982, Nicaragua's Ambassador to the United States concedes that his Government's declaration of a state of emergency has stirred political tension in the country, but maintains that the situation is largely the fault of the Reagan Administration.
11. ↑ Jose Antonio Jarquin Lopez: The New York Times, June 17, 1983, Reagan Sees Nicaraguan
12. ↑ Carlos Tünnermann Bernheim: The New York Times, July 16, 1988 Nicaraguan Ambassador Heads Home, 13 Jul 1988, In response to the expulsion of the eight Americans, President Reagan said today that he was expelling Nicaragua's Ambassador and seven , July 28, 1988, The Nicaraguan Ambassador, Carlos Tunnermann, was expelled in response to the expulsion of Richard H. Melton, the United States Ambassador in Nicaragua., November 19, 1988, U.S. Envoy Quits O.A.S. Talks Over Nicaragua-Backed Plan
13. ↑ Ernesto Palazio: The New York Times, April 14, 1991, Bush's Uneasy Welcome For Violeta Chamorro
14. ↑ Arturo Cruz Sequeira: [8]
15. ↑ Francisco Campbell: El Nuevo Diario, 22. März 2010, [9]

Verweise

1. ↑ en:Charles Ranlett Flint
2. ↑ es:Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa