- and youngest,
Anastasio Somoza Debayle,
serving for two
presidential terms between 1967–1972 and 1974–1979.
Although the
Somozas did not hold the presidency...
-
uncertain where the
surviving Somozas live; they
changed their names to
protect their own lives. On July 17, 1979,
Somoza resigned from the presidency...
- 313.
Somoza and Roosevelt: good
neighbour diplomacy in Nicaragua, 1933–1945 by
Andrew Crawley. (in Spanish) Page
about the
Somozas The
Deaths of
Somoza...
-
Anastasio Somoza may
refer to:
Anastasio Somoza García (1896–1956),
Nicaraguan dictator 1936–1956
Anastasio Somoza Debayle (1925–1980),
Nicaraguan dictator...
- Unión
Deportiva Somozas is a
football team
based in As
Somozas in the
autonomous community of Galicia.
Founded in 1984, the team
plays in
Tercera Federación...
- By
early 1978,
Somoza Portocarrero had
reportedly taken on the
appellation "apprentice dictator" and ****umed full
control of the
Somozas'
estimated $1...
- the
Somozas or
their supporters,
whether by
directly owning agricultural brands/trusts, or
actively choosing their owners (local or foreign).
Somoza himself...
-
official political platform included nationalization of
property owned by the
Somozas and
their supporters; land reform;
improved rural and
urban working conditions;...
- that the
presidency was held from 1963
onward by
politicians loyal to the
Somozas. As a result, Luis
remained the de
facto leader of
Nicaragua until his...
- most
Nicaraguans viewed "as
nothing more than a
puppet of the
Somozas".
President Luis
Somoza Debayle,
under pressure from the rebels,
announced that national...
