List of Nicaragua-related articles

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This is an alphabetical list (index) of people, places, things, and concepts related to or originating from Nicaragua. Entries pertaining to people are generally alphabetized by first (given) name.

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Related topics: A . B . C . D . E . F . G . H . I . J . K . L . M . N . O . P . Q . R . S . T . U . V . W . X . Y . Z . Categories .

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.ni • 100% Noticias, El Canal • 1966 National Opposition Union • Abortion in Nicaragua • Acoyapa • Adán Cárdenas • Adolfo Calero • Alfonso Cortés • Adolfo Díaz • Aeronica • Agkistrodon bilineatus • Agriculture in Nicaragua • Alexander Vandegrift • Alexis Argüello • Alfonso Robelo • Alfredo Gómez Urcuyo • Alliance for the Republic • Altagracia • Alternative for Change • América Managua • American Nicaraguan School • American Sweetgum • Aminta Granera • Anastasio Somoza Debayle • Anastasio Somoza García • Anastasio Somoza Portocarrero • Ancient footprints of Acahualinca • Andrew Pierz • Apoyo Lagoon Natural Reserve • Aristides Sánchez • Arlen Siu • Armando Morales • Armando Morales Barillas • Arnoldo Alemán • Arroz a la valenciana • Arturo Cruz • Arturo Cruz, Jr. • Asociación de Scouts de Nicaragua • Atlantic Airlines (Nicaragua) • Atv98 • Aubry Campbell Ingram • Augusto César Sandino • Authentic Costeño Autonomy Movement • Ave Maria College of the Americas • Avena (drink) • Awas Tingni • Ayax Delgado • Azarias Pallais •

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Banana Wars • Banking in Nicaragua • Barbara Carrera • Barricada (FSLN) • Bartolomé Martínez • Belén, Rivas • Benjamín Lacayo Sacasa • Ben Linder • Big stick Diplomacy • Bilwi • Blanca Castellon • Bluefields • Bluefields Airport • Boaco • Boaco (department) • Bocana de Paiwas • Bolsa de Valores de Nicaragua • Bonanza Airport • Bonanza, Región Autónoma del Atlántico Norte • Bosawas Biosphere Reserve • Bronzy Hermit • Bryan-Chamorro Treaty • Buddhism in Nicaragua • Buenos Aires, Rivas • Buff-collared Nightjar •

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Cabo Gracias a Dios • Camoapa • Canal 10 • Canal 4 • Captaincy General of Guatemala • Carazo (department) • Cárdenas, Rivas • Caribbean Lowlands • Carlos Alberto Brenes Jarquín • Carlos Fonseca • Carlos José Solórzano • Carlos Mejía Godoy • Carne Pinchada • Carolina Wren • Catarina, Masaya • Miskito Cays • CDNN 23 • Cecilia & The Argonauts • Central America Hurricane of 1941 • Central American Defense Council • Central American Parliament • Central American Unionist Party • Cerro Arenal Natural Reserve • Cerro Negro • Chacraseca • Chamorro (family) • Chesty Puller • Chichigalpa • Chinandega • Chinandega (department) • Chinandega, Chinandega • Chinese Nicaraguan • Chocoyero Nature Reserve • Chontales • Christian F. Schilt • Christian Unity Movement • Christianne Meneses Jacobs • Churrasco • Cinco Pinos • Ciudad Antigua • Ciudad Darío • Ciudad Sandino • Civic Association of Potosí • Claribel Alegría • Clark Memorandum • Claudia Bermúdez • Clodomiro Picado Twight • Coast Alliance • Coast People’s Party • Coat of arms of Nicaragua • Coco River • Colegio Centro América • Colombia-Nicaragua relations • Comalapa, Chontales • Comedor Escolar Project • Communications in Nicaragua • Communist Party of Nicaragua • Concepción (volcano) • Condega • Confederation of Labour Unification • Conservative Action Movement • Conservative Alliance • Conservative Party of Nicaragua • Constitutionalist Liberal Party • Contras • Cordillera Los Maribios • Corinto, Nicaragua • Corn Island Airport • Corn Islands • Cosiguina • Costeño Democratic Alliance • Cristiana Frixione • Cuisine of Nicaragua • Culture of Nicaragua • Cupressus lusitanica •

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Daisy Zamora • Daniel Ortega • David Green (baseball player) • Democratic Conservative Party • Democratic Party (Nicaragua) • Democratic Party of National Confidence • Democratic Revolutionary Alliance • Demographics of Nicaragua • Dennis Martínez • Departments of Nicaragua • Deportivo Bluefields • Deportivo Jalapa (Nicaragua) • Deportivo Masatepe • Deportivo Walter Ferretti • DJ Craze • Desembocadura de la Cruz de Río Grande • Devern Hansack • Diego Manuel Chamorro Bolaños • Dimension Costena • Dipilto • Diria • Diriamba • Diriangen • Diriangén FC • Diriomo • Dollar Diplomacy • Dolores, Carazo •

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Ecocanal • Ecologist Green Party of Nicaragua • Economic history of Nicaragua • Economy of Nicaragua • Edén Pastora • Edgar Chamorro • Edmundo Jarquín • Eduardo Montealegre • Education in Nicaragua • El Almendro • El Arenal Natural Reserve • El Ayote • El Castillo, Río San Juan • El Coral • El Crucero • El Cuá • El Jicaral • El Jícaro, Nueva Segovia • Museo de Tradiciones y Leyendas • El Güegüense • El Nuevo Diario • El Rama • El Realejo • El Rosario, Carazo • El Sauce, León • El Tortugero • El Viejo • Elections in Nicaragua • Emiliano Chamorro Vargas • Emiliano Madriz • Emilio Alvarez Lejarza • Emilio Alvarez Montalván • Enlace Nicaragua (Canal 21) • Enrique Bermúdez • Enrique Bolaños • Enrique Gottel • Eric Volz • Ernesto Cardenal • Ernesto Leal • Erwin Krüger • Esquipulas, Matagalpa • Estadio Cacique Diriangén • Dennis Martínez National Stadium • Estadio Independencia • Estadio Olimpico de San Marcos • Estelí • Estelí (department) • Estero Padre Ramos Natural Reserve • ESTV (Canal 11) • Evaristo Carazo •

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FC San Marcos • Federación Nacional de Muchachas Guías de Nicaragua • Federación Nicaragüense de Fútbol • Federal Republic of Central America • Feminist ideology during the Sandinista Revolution • Fernando "El Negro" Chamorro • Fernando Agüero • Fernando Chamorro Alfaro • Fernando Guzmán • Flag of Nicaragua • Foreign relations of Nicaragua • Francisco Urcuyo Maliaños • Fruto Chamorro •

[edit] G

Gabriel Traversari • Gallo pinto • Garifuna language • Gaspar García Laviana • Geography of Nicaragua • Gil González Dávila • Gioconda Belli • Good Neighbor policy • Granada (department) • Granada, Granada, Nicaragua • Granada, Nicaragua • Gray-rumped Swift • Great Liberal Union • Greater Pewee • Greytown, Nicaragua • Grupo Armado • Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa • Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa • Güirila • Gulf of Fonseca •

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Hammond's Flycatcher • Hay-Bunau Varilla Treaty • Hay-Herran Treaty • Herty Lewites • History of Nicaragua • Hoffmann's Two-toed Sloth • Hugo Palma-Ibarra • Humberto Ortega • Hunguhungu • Hurricane Beta (2005) • Hurricane Cesar-Douglas • Hurricane Felix • Hurricane Gert (1993) • Hurricane Greta-Olivia • Hurricane Irene (1971) • Hurricane Joan-Miriam • Hurricane Mitch

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Ignacio Chávez (president) • Independent Liberal Party (Nicaragua) • Independent Liberal Party for National Unity • Indio Maiz Biological Reserve • Indio Viejo • Instituto Centroamericano de Administracion de Empresas • Iran-Contra Affair • Isla de Cozumel • Islam in Nicaragua •

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J Smooth • Jaguar • Jaguarundi • Jalapa, Nueva Segovia • Jewish Nicaraguan • Jinotega • Jinotega (department) • Jinotega, Jinotega • Jinotepe • Jinotepe, Carazo • Joaquín Cuadra • Joaquín Zavala • John Negroponte • Jorge Salazar • José Areas • José Coronel Urtecho • José Dolores Estrada • José Dolores Estrada (president) • José Francisco Cardenal • José León Sandoval • José Madriz • José María Estrada • José María Moncada Tapia • José Pou • José Rizo Castellón • José Santos Zelaya • José Vicente Cuadra • Joseph A. Harrison • Joseph Adams • Joseph Henry Pendleton • Juan Bautista Sacasa • Juan José Estrada • Juigalpa • Juigalpa, Chontales • Julio Valle Castillo • Junta of National Reconstruction • Justo Abaunza •

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Kukra Hill • Katia Cardenal

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Macua • Macuelizo, Nueva Segovia • Maderas • Madriz (department) • Magic Channel • Managua • Managua (department) • Managua International Airport • Managua, Managua • Manuel Fernando Zurita • Manuel Pérez • Mario Román V. Palalán • Marvin Benard • Marxist-Leninist Popular Action Movement • Masatepe • Masaya • Masaya (department) • Masaya Volcano • Masaya, Masaya • Matagalpa • Matagalpa (department) • Matagalpa language • Matagalpa, Matagalpa • Mateare • Matiguás • Mayan cichlid • Media of Nicaragua • Mercedes Tenorio • Merritt A. Edson • Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception • Michael Cordúa • Miguel D'Escoto • Miguel Larreynaga • Miguel Obando y Bravo • Military of Nicaragua • Miskito • Miskito language • Mogoton • Mombacho • Momotombo • Monroe Doctrine • Montelimar Beach • Montezuma Oropendola • Morrito • Mosquito Coast • Moyogalpa • Mozonte • Muelle de los Bueyes • Multiethnic Indigenist Party • Multiethnic Party for Coast Unity • Mulukuku • Murra • Music of Nicaragua • Muy Muy •

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Nacatamal • Nagarote • Nandaime • Nandasmo • National Action Party (Nicaragua) • National Assembly of Nicaragua • National Autonomous University of Nicaragua • National Conservative Action • National Conservative Unity Party • National Guard (Nicaragua) • National Opposition Union • National Opposition Union • National Project • National symbols of Nicaragua • National Unity Movement • New Liberal Party • Nica (toponym) • Nicaragua • Nicaraguan • Nicaragua at the 1968 Summer Olympics • Nicaragua at the 1972 Summer Olympics • Nicaragua at the 1976 Summer Olympics • Nicaragua at the 1980 Summer Olympics • Nicaragua at the 1984 Summer Olympics • Nicaragua at the 1992 Summer Olympics • Nicaragua at the 1996 Summer Olympics • Nicaragua at the 2000 Summer Olympics • Nicaragua at the 2004 Summer Olympics • Nicaragua Betrayed • Nicaragua Canal • Nicaragua Christian Academy • Nicaragua national football team • Nicaragua v. United States • Nicaraguan American • Nicaraguan Campaign Medal • Nicaraguan Christian Democratic Union • Nicaraguan córdoba • Nicaraguan Democratic Force • Nicaraguan Democratic Movement • Nicaraguan diplomatic missions • Nicaraguan fifty-cordoba note • Nicaraguan five hundred-cordoba note • Nicaraguan general election, 2006 • Nicaraguan Institute of Natural Resources and the Environment • Nicaraguan Liberal Alliance • Nicaraguan Literacy Campaign • Nicaraguan one hundred-cordoba note • Nicaraguan Party of the Christian Path • Nicaraguan peso • Nicaraguan Resistance Party • Nicaraguan Sign Language • Nicaraguan Social Christian Party • Nicaraguan Socialist Party • Nicaraguan ten-cordoba note • Nicaraguan twenty-cordoba note • Nicaraguan Workers' Centre • Nicaraguenses de Aviacion (NICA) • Nicarao • Nica-Sol • Nicavisión (Canal 12) • Nicolás Osorno • Nindirí • Nindirí, Masaya • Niquinomo • Nora Astorga • Norwin Meneses Cantarero • Nueva Guinea • Nueva Segovia • Nutting's Flycatcher •

[edit] O

Occupation of Nicaragua • Ocelot • Ocotal • Olive Warbler • Omar Cabezas • Omar D'Leon •Ometepe • Operation Golden Pheasant • Organization of Central American States • Orlando Montenegro Medrano • Oscar Danilo Blandon • Oswaldo Castillo

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Palacagüina • Palestinian Nicaraguan • Palm Tanager • Pantasma • Palo de Mayo • Partido de Nicoya • Party for Citizen Action • Patricio Rivas • Pearl Cays • Pearl Kite • Pedro Joaquín Chamorro Alfaro • Pedro Joaquín Chamorro Cardenal • Pinolero • Pinolillo • Pio Quinto • Plain Chachalaca • Plain-brown Woodcreeper • Plus Ultra Brigade • Political history of Nicaragua • Politics of Nicaragua • Polytechnic University of Nicaragua • Poneloya, Nicaragua • Popular Conservative Alliance • Popular Social Christian Party • Porfi Altamirano • Posoltega, Nicaragua • Potosí, Rivas • President of Nicaragua • Primera División de Nicaragua • Prinzapolka • Protected areas of Nicaragua • Psychological Operations in Guerrilla Warfare • Pueblo Nuevo, Estelí • Puerto Cabezas • Puerto Cabezas Airport • Puerto Morazán • Puerto Sandino •

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Quesillo • Quezalguate • Quilalí •

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Rafel Toro • Rail transport in Nicaragua • Rationing in Nicaragua • Rama people • Rama language • Rancho Grande • Real Estelí • Real Madriz • Región Autónoma del Atlántico Norte • Región Autónoma del Atlántico Sur • Religion in Nicaragua • René Schick Gutiérrez • Revolutionary Unity Movement • Revolutionary Workers' Party (Nicaragua) • Ricardo Mayorga • Rigoberto Cruz • Rigoberto López Pérez • Río Blanco, Matagalpa • Río San Juan (department) • Rivas • Rivas (department) • Roberto Sacasa • Róger Calero • Role of women in Nicaraguan Revolution • Roman Catholicism in Nicaragua • Roman Gonzalez • Roosevelt Corollary • Rosario Murillo • Rosendo Alvarez • Rosendo Chamorro • Rosita Airport • Rosita, Región Autónoma del Atlántico Norte • Rota (volcano) • Roy Geiger • Rubén Darío • Rufous Motmot •

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Salomón Ibarra Mayorga • Salvador Machado • Salve a ti, Nicaragua • San Carlos, Río San Juan • San Cristóbal volcano • San Dionisio, Matagalpa • San Fernando, Nueva Segovia • San Francisco de Cuapa • San Francisco del Norte • San Francisco Libre • San Isidro, Matagalpa • San Jorge, Rivas • San José de Achuapa • San José de Bocay • San José de Cusmapa • San José de los Remates • San Juan de Limay • San Juan de Nicaragua • San Juan de Oriente • San Juan del Río Coco • San Juan del Sur • San Juan del Sur, Rivas • San Juan River (Nicaragua) • San Lorenzo, Boaco • San Lucas, Madriz • San Marcos, Carazo • San Marcos, Nicaragua • San Miguelito, Río San Juan • San Nicolás, Estelí • San Pedro de Lóvago • San Pedro del Norte • San Rafael del Norte • San Rafael del Norte, Jinotega • San Rafael del Sur • San Ramón, Matagalpa • San Sebastián de Yalí • Sandinismo • Sandinista Ideologies • Sandinista National Liberation Front • Sandinista Popular Army • Sandinista Renovation Movement • Sandinista Workers' Centre • Santa Lucía, Boaco • Santa María de Pantasma • Santa María, Nueva Segovia • Santa Rosa del Peñón • Santa Teresa, Carazo • Santo Domingo, Chontales • Santo Tomás del Norte • Santo Tomás, Chontales • Scorpión FC • Sébaco • Sebastián Uriza • Semilla de Jicaro • Sergio Ramírez • Shawn Hasani Martin • Silvestre Selva • SINAP • Sistema Nacional de Televisión • Sistema Sandinista de Televisión • Siuna • Siuna Airport • Smedley Butler • Snowcap • Social Conservative Party • Social Democratic Party (Nicaragua) • Sol Association • Solentiname Islands • Somotillo • Somoto • Somoto Canyon National Monument • Somoto, Madriz • Somoza • Sopa de Mondongo • Southern Rough-winged Swallow • Spanish language • Sumo language • Supreme Electoral Council •

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Teatro Nacional Rubén Darío • Telenica (Canal 8) • Telenorte Canal 35 • Televicentro (Canal 2) • Telica • Telica (volcano) • Telpaneca • Template:Nicaragua-bio-stub • Template:Nicaragua-geo-stub • Template:Nicaragua-stub • Terrabona • Territorial disputes of Nicaragua • Teustepe • The Catholic Church and the Nicaraguan Revolution • The Freedom Fighter's Manual • Thelma Rodríguez • Ticuantepe • Timeline of Colombia-Nicaragua relations • Tip-Top Restaurant • Tipitapa • Tiscapa Lagoon Natural Reserve • Tisma • Tola, Rivas • Tola, Rivas • Tomás Borge • Tomás Martínez • Tony Melendez • Torombolo • Totogalpa • Tourism in Nicaragua • Transportation in Nicaragua • Tropical Storm Bret (1993) • Tuma-La Dalia • Turquoise-browed Motmot •

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United Fruit Company • United Nicaraguan Opposition • United States embargo against Nicaragua • Unity Alliance • Universidad Centroamericana • Universidad Nacional Agraria • Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería • Universities in Nicaragua • UNO-96 Alliance • Up with the Republic • Uriel Molina • United States embargo against Nicaragua

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Vaho • Vicente Padilla • Víctor Manuel Román y Reyes • Vigoron • Villa Carlos Fonseca • Villa Nueva, Chinandega • Villa Nueva, Chinandega • Villa Sandino • Violeta Chamorro • Viva Managua Movement • VMA-231 • Volcanoes of Nicaragua •

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Waslala • Waspam • Waspam • Waspam Airport • Whiskered Screech Owl • White-shouldered Tanager • Wildlife of Nicaragua • William Walker (soldier) • Witness for Peace • Wiwilí • Wiwilí de Nueva Segovia • Women and the Armed Struggle in Nicaragua •

[edit] X

Xavier Chamorro Cardenal • Xiomara Blandino •

[edit] Y

Yalagüina • YATAMA •

[edit] Z

Zapatera • Zelaya (Nicaragua)

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