Nicaragua

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Augusto César Sandino

your mom is the answer

That's what I would assume. Here are many of the fruits that grow in Nicaragua. Cashew Coconut Star Apple Sapote Mammee Apple Avocado Mamoncillo (also Spanish Lime) Mango Banana Plantain Sapodilla Jocote Coffee Pineapple Papaya Orange Lemon Mandarin Orange Tamarind Breadfruit Passion Fruit Pitaya Cantaloupe Watermelon

the countries that border Nicaragua are Honduras and Costa Rica

Iran-Contra Affair: Was a scandal in the Reagan administration involving the use of money from secret Iranian arms sales to support the Nicaraguan Contras

Standard time zone UTC/GMT -6 Hours "CST"

1. daniel ortega
2. jaime somoza
3. azul ruben
4. anastasio somoza
5. luis enrique
6. alexis arguello

Havana, Cuba is further east than Mexico City, Mexico and Managua, Nicaragua.

The significance of the 1990 elections is that the first ever free elections were held

and the main significant was it was good tho

I sure hope so!

what is GDP

Yes, and no.

USA might of hindered everything possible for Nicaragua to improve, but as for 'ruining' Nicaragua.. Not in a million years.

Jimmy Johnson

El Salvador (as it says in the textbook)

Well, I'm researching Nicaragua for school and from what I can see, Nicaragua's main enemy is the USA, although whether you could really call them enemies is debatable, but there are definitely huge tensions there. Daniel Ortega did make a pact with Iran and Venezuela and their allies, agreeing for projects in Nicaragua to go ahead, so one would presume that the nations are not against one another. Also, Nicaragua has, in recent years, received aid from Russia, so I think they probably have some sort of agreement. If anyone could expand on these points then that would probably make them more helpful!

William walker

The Ruben Dario 50 cordoba gold coin is one troy ounce of gold, and has a minimum value of the current spot price (check KITCO for spot price). In spiffy condition it may be worth a slight premium over spot. If graded and slabbed by NGC it could be worth up to 20% over spot.

I've been on several Central American countries and all are very similar culturally. The typical Central American meal is Rice and beans with Bananas or Plantains.

Contras

The Jaguar

As of October 2023, Nicaragua remains under the authoritarian rule of President Daniel Ortega, who has been in power since 2007. The political landscape is characterized by repression of dissent, with widespread human rights abuses, the imprisonment of political opponents, and restrictions on freedom of the press. The government has faced international condemnation for its actions, but Ortega continues to consolidate power, particularly following the controversial 2021 elections, which were widely criticized as fraudulent. The economic situation is also precarious, with rising poverty and unemployment exacerbated by political instability.

The U.S. actions in Nicaragua, Cuba, and Iran share a common theme of intervention aimed at countering perceived threats from leftist or anti-American regimes. In each case, the U.S. employed a range of strategies, including economic sanctions, covert operations, and support for opposition groups, to influence political outcomes. Additionally, these actions often stemmed from Cold War dynamics, where the U.S. sought to contain communism and promote its interests in the region. Ultimately, these interventions reflect a broader pattern of U.S. foreign policy prioritizing stability and alignment with American ideals over local autonomy.