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Nicaraguan refugee movements during the Sandinista-Contra era (1978–1990)

Nicaraguan refugee movements during the Sandinista-Contra era (1978–1990)

  1. Chamorro assassination sparks anti-Somoza uprising

    Labels: Pedro Joaqu, Managua, Anti Somoza
  2. Sandinistas enter Managua; new junta takes power

    Labels: Sandinista National, Junta of, Managua
  3. UNHCR supports repatriation and early exile patterns

    Labels: UNHCR, returnees, Internally displaced
  4. Ortega elected; government expands amnesty policy

    Labels: Daniel Ortega, Amnesty law, National Assembly
  5. U.S. trade embargo deepens economic pressures

    Labels: United States, Executive Order, Nicaragua
  6. ICJ rules against U.S. over Contra support

    Labels: International Court, Nicaragua v, U S
  7. Iran–Contra revelations expose covert arms pipeline

    Labels: Iran Contra, U S, Covert operations
  8. Refugee population in Honduras grows and stabilizes

    Labels: Refugee camps, Miskito refugees, Honduras
  9. Esquipulas II peace plan links ceasefires and refugees

    Labels: Esquipulas II, Central American, Refugees
  10. Sapoá accords start ceasefire and Contra regrouping

    Labels: Sapo accords, Sandinistas, Contras
  11. 1990 election ends Sandinista rule; demobilization begins

    Labels: Violeta Chamorro, 1990 election, Demobilization