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Nicaragua,
officially the
Republic of
Nicaragua, is the
geographically largest country in
Central America,
comprising 130,370 km2 (50,340 sq mi). With...
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significant heritage from Nicaragua. Most
Nicaraguans live in
Nicaragua,
although there is also a
significant Nicaraguan diaspora,
particularly in
Costa Rica...
- The
Nicaraguan Revolution (Spanish: Revolución Nicaragüense or Revolución Po****r Sandinista)
began with
rising opposition to the
Somoza dictatorship in...
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occupation of
Nicaragua by
American mercenary William Walker and his
followers and supporters. It
includes those who
joined him in
Nicaragua and
those who...
- of
Nicaragua and is
divided into 100 centavos. The
first córdoba was
introduced with the new
National Bank of
Nicaragua (Banco
Nacional de
Nicaragua Incorporado)...
- co-presidents of
Nicaragua (Spanish: Co-presidentes de
Nicaragua),
officially known as the
presidency of the
Republic of
Nicaragua (Spanish: Presidencia...
- (Spanish pronunciation: [maˈnaɣwa]) is the
capital and
largest city of
Nicaragua, and one of the
largest cities in
Central America.
Located on the s****s...
- In the
history of
Nicaragua, the
Contras (Spanish: La contrarrevolución, the counter-revolution) were the right-wing
militias who
waged anti-communist...
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Attempts to
build a
canal across Nicaragua to
connect the
Atlantic Ocean with the
Pacific Ocean stretch back to the
early colonial era.
Construction of...
- The flag of
Nicaragua was
first adopted on
September 4, 1908, but not made
official until August 27, 1971. It is
based on, and
inspired by, the flag of...
