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Blue Berets in Central America
Story and photo by Brigadier General Ian Douglas
Sandino: The Testimony of a Nicaraguan Patriot, 1921-1934; After the Fire’s Gone Out: The Legacy of a Revolution; Our Man in Panama: The Shrewd Rise and Brutal Fall of Manuel Noriega; Intervention or Neglect: The United States and Central American Beyond the 1980s
L’Amérique centrale et son prolongement : le Panama a été par excellence une terre d’intervention des Etats-Unis durant ce siècle. Les quatre livres que nous examinons, si différents soient-ils, s’inscrivent dans cette réalité.
Somoza Falling: The Nicaraguan Dilemma: A Portrait of Washington at Work
When Anthony Lake resigned from his job as the Director of Policy Planning in the State Department at the end of the Carter presidency, he became a university professor at a small but distinguished New England college. His dilemma was teaching about…
Nicaragua: Long Journey into Tomorrow
Author’s Note: In February, 1990, I was in Nicaragua for the elections. In the tense days before the election, random travel was not to be taken casually, but most foreigners are very partisan about Nicaragua and I wanted to test the reality…
Letters to the Editor
Editor, Bout de papier
Nicaragua: Revolution in the Family
See replan on Pental Americ Her book on Nicaragua provides a largely 1981 for her reporting on Central America. Eye-witness account of events there since July 1979 and before; the result is to set the record straight on most of the major…
