Dictators Never Die: A Portrait of Nicaragua and the Somozas

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By Eduardo Crawley

St. Martin's, 1979, 180 pp

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A chronicle of struggle and unrest in Nicaragua, pre- and post-Sandino, by an Argentine writer who covers hemispheric topics. The approach is journalistic with an emphasis on color.

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