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Central American Dominoes
Kinzer, Stephen | November 10, 1979 issue

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Focuses on the political chaos and threats of revolution in Central America as of November 10, 1979. Details of the incident which started the political chaos in Central America; Reasons for Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador to be affected by the political chaos in Central America; Reasons why El Salvador is on the brink of a revolution. INSET: Junta Liberal..

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CENTRAL America -- Politics & government -- 1979-; REVOLUTIONS; HONDURAS; GUATEMALA; CENTRAL America
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