Abstract

Freedom in Nicaragua

September 19, 1928 issue

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The Nationalist party of Nicaragua is a union of those who stand for the country's independence as opposed to domination by the U.S. It also refused the opportunity to place in nomination its candidate for the Presidency of the republic in the elections supervised by the American Marine Corps. The reason given for this refusal was that the officers supervising the election had decided to permit candidates to be put up only by the Conservative and Liberal parties, neither of which is opposing American intervention. The article also presents the program of Nationalist Party.

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POLITICAL parties; VOTING; UNITED States -- Armed Forces; NOMINATIONS for office; POLITICAL candidates; NICARAGUA
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