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Nicaragua intenta derrocar a un dictador (de nuevo)

  • Written by Benjamin Waddell, Assistant Professor of International Studies, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas
Nicaragua, which overthrew its last violent dictator in 1979, is the only Latin American country since Cuba to stage a successful revolution.AP Photo/Alfredo Zuniga

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Después de meses de protestas casi constantes en Nicaragua, al menos 300 personas han muerto, incluidos en esta cifra cuatro policías, mil personas...

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