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| Nicaragua 1984 |
| While President Reagan was funding the terrorist Contras proxy war against Nicaragua in 1984 we made a trip from Managua to the Honduran border. |
| by Rob Levine |
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Boy soldier
A boy soldier in the capital city of Managua. The way he held his right index finger sug...
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Coke and a...
Two universal symbols of sweetness in the global economy of images: a child's face and...
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| Back to work |
| A squad of regular Sandinista army readied to go back on patrol near the Honduran border after attending the... |
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The generous dentist
Randall Mikkelsen and I hitchhiked the final miles to Jalapa, Nicaragua, riding...
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| Militia man |
| Just five kilometers from the border with Honduras, Adrian Hernandez, his wife, and their eight children live... |
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| Up top |
| The bus out of Managua was full - but the roof wasn't. Up top we met a University of Minnesota French professor.... |
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Reagan's 'Totalitarians'
President Reagan had told Americans that the Sandinistas were creating a tot...
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| The personal cost of a political conflict |
| Families and friends watched as the final shovels of dirt fell on the graves of slain soldiers in San Rafael del Norte,... |
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| The CIA agent in the field |
| When I photographed David MacMichael in a cotton field outside Leon he told me he was an "international affairs analyst.... |
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| Recess! |
| In Jalapa, a small mountain village near the Honduran border, and often the object of contra attacks, elementary school... |
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| Sandino Vive |
| "A 50 Anos Sandino Vive" -- for 50 years Sandino lives -- was a revolutionary slogan marking the 50th annive... |