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Перевод: Nicaragua

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Никарагуа [геогр.]
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Тезаурус:

1. Transforming society: education and revolution in Mozambique and Nicaragua
2. Indeed he was; for Casey, Nicaragua was the great hemispheric test of the forces of good against the forces of evil.
3. As one pro-contra advertisement put it, appealing for 53 cents a day to support a mercenary called "Charley" and his machine-gun, "There is no "country" called Nicaragua, only a nation of people living under a totalitarian regime."
4. Nicaragua was an American obsession and a dream, a proving-ground for ideology, and had been so for more than a century.
5. Possibly world war III was brewing up in Nicaragua - he mentioned that to North, though North doubted it, thought the Russians would never fight for the place - and here was he, O'Boyle, being told about the innermost strategic details.
6. Despite the repression practised by the Somoza regime in Nicaragua, its legacy of under-development was not on the same scale as that left by some 400 years of Portuguese colonial rule in Mozambique.
7. In short, the government is being called to account for the economic disaster that is present-day Nicaragua.
8. By the end of l981 Reagan had authorised the covert supply of weapons and other military equipment through the CIA to help the Contras overthrow the Sandinista government of Nicaragua.
9. Q. You mean the end of the story of the resistance in Nicaragua?
10. Their gloom was deepened by exchanges at the foreign ministers' meeting, when Nicaragua accused Costa Rica and Honduras of conniving in support of the contras.
11. The invitation to the superpowers, if approved at the Central American summit which opened belatedly here yesterday, could provide a way out of the continuing confrontation between the US and the Sandinistas and ensure free elections in Nicaragua in February.
12. The presidents of Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, and Nicaragua expressed their "decided support" for El Salvador's President Alfredo Cristiani and issued an "urgent call" to the leftwing rebels of the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front (FMLN) to cease hostilities and return to the bargaining table.
13. NICARAGUA suffered an attack of "Red Dizziness" this week - in the Spanish, Marea Roja, a bug caught from eating tainted sea food.