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Nicaragua THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY AND THE SOMOZA YEARS, 1909- 79
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Source: The Library of Congress Country Studies
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A poster of Sandino hangs in front of the facade of the Managua Cathedral.
Courtesy Edmundo Flores
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Many buildings in downtown Managua, damaged in the 1972 earthquake, remained unrepaired in 1993.
Courtesy Edmundo Flores
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"Revolutionary Art," murals painted on buildings and walls in Nicaragua in the 1980s
Courtesy Nina Serafino
Data as of December 1993
NOTE: The information regarding Nicaragua on this page is re-published from The Library of Congress Country Studies. No claims are made regarding the accuracy of Nicaragua THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY AND THE SOMOZA YEARS, 1909- 79 information contained here. All suggestions for corrections of any errors about Nicaragua THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY AND THE SOMOZA YEARS, 1909- 79 should be addressed to the Library of Congress.
