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When did the Sandinista War begin?
The Sandinista War began in 1979.
When was Sandinista Renovation Movement created?
Sandinista Renovation Movement was created in 1995.
When was Sandinista National Liberation Front created?
Sandinista National Liberation Front was created in 1961.
When was Sistema Sandinista de Televisión created?
Sistema Sandinista de Televisión was created in 1979.
When did Sistema Sandinista de Televisión end?
Sistema Sandinista de Televisión ended in 1990.
How communist were the Sandinista's?
Certainly not as communist as Cuba or the countries of the Warsaw Pact. Religion was allowed, as was a certain amount of private enterprise. There existed anti-Sandinista newspapers such as the conservative "La Prensa". And most important of all, free elections were held.
Anti-sandinista are called?
Anti-Sandinista forces are commonly referred to as "Contras." This term specifically applies to the Nicaraguan rebel groups that opposed the Sandinista government during the 1980s. The Contras were supported by the United States in their efforts to overthrow the Sandinista regime, which had come to power after the overthrow of dictator Anastasio Somoza in 1979.
What album by The Clash has the Magnificent Seven on it?
Sandinista!
What are the release dates for American Sandinista - 2008?
American Sandinista - 2008 was released on: USA: 19 February 2008 (Portland International Film Festival)
In which nation did the left-leaning Sandinista movement overthrow a right-wing dictatorship in 1979?
The Sandinista National Liberation Front was a group in the country of Nicaragua.
What does Sandinista mean in English?
"Sandinista" refers to a follower or member of the Sandinista National Liberation Front, a socialist political party in Nicaragua. The name comes from Augusto César Sandino, a revolutionary leader who fought against foreign intervention in Nicaragua in the 1920s and 1930s.
What actors and actresses appeared in Only the News That Fits - 1989?
The cast of Only the News That Fits - 1989 includes: Bayardo Arce as Himself (Sandinista leader) Vinicio Cerezo as Himself (President, Guatemala) Bill Gentile as Himself (Newsweek) Humberto Ortega as Himself (Sandinista leader) Daniel Ortega as Himself (speech on Contra negotiation) Ronald Reagan as Himself (admonishes the press) Henry Ruiz as Himself (Sandinista leader) Randolph Ryan as Himself (Boston Globe) Victor Tirado as Himself (Sandinista leader) Jaime Wheelock as Himself (Sandinista leader)
