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N
i c a r a g u a 6. MANDATORY LICENSING AND UNIVERSITY
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS The Constitution says that every Nicaraguan has the right to
choose and freely practice his profession or trade and to choose
his place of work with no further requirement than that he have
academic qualifications and he carry out a social role (Article
86). There is no legal requirement for a professional degree or
obligatory membership of a colegio for journalists at this time. In 1994 and 1996 there were attempts to introduce bills in
the legislature seeking to make colegio membership mandatory (see
Point 22).
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