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U.S. Intervention in Nicaragua.
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- Author(s): Millen-Penn, Ken
- Source:
Salem Press Encyclopedia, 2023. 3p.
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In October, 1909, revolution erupted in the Republic of Nicaragua. The rebels, led by Juan José Estrada and based in the Atlantic port city of Bluefields, sought to overthrow President José Santos Zelaya, who had ruled Nicaragua since 1893. These anti-Zelayist rebels sought and received aid from the U.S. government. The revolt, in its various phases, would continue until U.S. troops intervened in 1912.
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