The contra war in Nicaragua - Noam Chomsky Noam Chomsky's account of the US-backed “contra” counter-insurgency in Nicaragua against the left-wing government brought to power on the back of a popular ...

Nicaragua’s Contra War Reprised by Toni Solo. Another article in the continuing media campaign in Britain against Venezuela’s President Chavez again posits civil war as a possible sequel to ...

This provision was aimed at ending the Contra war in Nicaragua and included an offer of amnesty to those Nicaraguan Contra fighters who chose to lay down their arms and reintegrate into society. This ...

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega's plan to created neighborhood watch committees has some ex-Contra rebels warning that civil war might again be a possibility. IE 11 is not supported.

How can anyone dare to compare the Shiite terrorists — who beat, tortured and killed one American and held 39 others hostage for 17 days — with the contras who are engaged in a war agai… ...

Iran-Contra in Venezuela . The experience of the long drawn out war against Nicaragua is being brought to bear on Venezuela by the same people who led the United States to its conviction for terrorism ...

Nicaragua: The Contras’ Revived Challenge. 8 minute read. Jill Smolowe. April 18, 2005 12:00 AM EDT. ... which was reluctant to become more deeply involved in the Nicaraguan civil war, ...

The Reagan administration is preparing to go to Congress to ask for yet another dose of American dollars for the Nicaraguan contras. And this time around, if initial reports are to be believed ...

It was at the end of January 1982 that the Contras, with help from the CIA, approved a plan to take the war against the Sandinistas beyond the Honduran border to Nicaraguan territory.

Argentina Ticays heats a pizza on the sheet-metal grill of her sidewalk pushcart and delivers an update on the truly local economy. Sales are off at the hardware store next door, and the metalworks… ...

Latin America’s first elected female president won a surprise victory over Sandinista leader Daniel Ortega and demobilized army troops.

Before the assassination of her husband, the editor of the only independent newspaper in Nicaragua, Violeta Chamorro was scarcely involved in politics. But as the country descended into revolution and ...