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978-1-349-42950-9Arturo J. Cruz, Jr. 2002

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Nicaragua’s Conservative Republic, 1858–93978-1-4039-1943-4Series ISSN 2633-5964 Series E-ISSN 2633-5972

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Overview,balance between liberty and order. Political instability, in fact, became common throughout the region. This said, post-colonial Nicaragua showed an abnormally pronounced tendency to oscillate between bloody anarchy and petty tyranny. Costa Rican political leaders looked upon the Nicaraguan scene in

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,The Reds and the Iglesieros, 1883–89,hallenges. The governing elite, for example, faced pressures from up-and-coming towns for greater representation, and the regime’s own policy precedents left it well-positioned to respond effectively. By continuing the gradual expansion of the Electoral College through the . legislative process that

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