Nicaragua

President Woodrow Wilson sent Marines into Nicaragua, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic primarily to protect American interests and stabilize these regions during periods of political instability and civil unrest. He aimed to prevent foreign influence, particularly from Europe, and to ensure that these nations would not become hostile to U.S. interests. Wilson's interventions were also part of his broader policy of promoting democracy and order in Latin America, which he referred to as "moral diplomacy." These actions often resulted in long-term military presence and intervention in the domestic affairs of these countries.

In Nicaragua, women play a crucial role in providing food for their families through various means. Many engage in small-scale agriculture, cultivating crops such as beans, corn, and vegetables for both subsistence and sale in local markets. Additionally, women often participate in community cooperatives, which help them access resources and training for sustainable farming practices. They also contribute by managing household budgets and making strategic decisions about food purchases to ensure their families' nutritional needs are met.

The region that includes Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and El Salvador is known as Central America. This area is located between North America and South America and is characterized by its diverse cultures, languages, and ecosystems. Central America plays a crucial role in connecting the two continents and is known for its rich history and biodiversity.

The flight distance from Tulsa Oklahoma to Diriamba Nicaragua is 1780 miles

Nicaragua became a part of the First Mexican Empire in 1821. It was then a part of the United Provinces of Central America in 1823. Nicaragua finally became an independent republic in its own right in 1838.

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No roads are available to travel. Flight is recommended.

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It will be hot and humid, it will be getting close to the end of the raining season so it might be raing a lot, like all day for days, but then the rainig season may be over. Then less rain but still hot but less humid

It is the Caribbean Sea, the inter-Americas arm of the Atlantic Ocean.

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There is a long historical sequences of events that has made Nicaragua what it is today, starting with the arrival of the Spanish Conquistadors in the 16th century, who were there only to loot, and to impose their religion on the population, but not to create a functional society or economy, and then moving through many corrupt, self-serving governments over the centuries. Nicaragua became a kind of political football during the Cold War era, with the US seeking to retain its dominance throughout the Western Hemisphere, while various leftist factions had other ideas. Neither side of the Cold War did very much to elevate the standard of living, or to solve social problems in Nicaragua. Political disputes in Nicaragua rage on to this day, long after the end of the Cold War, while the general population suffers. Nobody actually wants to perpetuate hunger and homelessness in Nicaragua, but nobody is investing the resources to end those things, either. The powers that be have other priorities.

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Henry Stimson

There are 13 volcanoes in Nicaragua.

The official language is Spanish.

Baseball is the most popular sport.

Lake Nicaragua is the largest freshwater lake in Central America.

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Daniel ORTEGA Saavedra is the president of Nicaragua right now.

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Several saltwater species such as sharks and swordfish live in the lake because once upon a time there was access to the sea. Today the lake is landlocked. From Managua one can see the cone of the Momotombo volcano that from time to time belches forth a menacing column of smoke.

Erick Blandon

The current (3 May 2012) of the Nicaraguan Cordoba to US Dollar is 1 to .04. That is one Cordobe is worth 4 cents.

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