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Remarks and a Question-and-Answer Session at Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, Ohio

… were only a part of the revolution that overthrew the dictator, Somoza. All who wanted democracy joined together. And then the Sandinistas did what Castro did when he took Cuba. They, … however, during the revolution, to the Organization of American States that they wanted democracy, human rights, the right to vote, the right to join unions, freedom of the press, and …

Remarks in an Interview With J.N. Parimoo of the Times of India, Together With Written Responses to Questions

… work out a schedule to do that, we would like it very much. Mr. Parimoo. India is the largest democracy of -- -- The President. My only experience in your country was one in which I wasn't … -- but you did not visit India, so it's time that you also visited India. India is the largest democracy of the world. The President. I know. We'd like that very much. Mr. Parimoo . And you …

Interview With Foreign Journalists

… people are denied all the democratic rights that we and our societies have come to believe are democracy and are the rights of the people. I can't quite believe that the Italian people, with … bitter enemies. We're friends; we have been at peace. I would extend my own admiration for the democracy that the people of Germany have created in these 40 years, for their dedication to …

Proclamations, October 28, 1985 (10/28/1985)

… that traditionally has existed between our countries and our common devotion to freedom and democracy. She rises majestically 151 feet above the magnificent base designed by Richard M. …

Remarks on Signing the International Human Rights Day Proclamation

… and assistance of the United States as they transform our entire hemisphere into a haven for democracy, peace, and human rights. In other nations farther from our shores, we've also seen …

Interview With Foreign Television Journalists

… in that area or, on the contrary, a reason to do so? And, if so, why is it that American democracy in that part of the world always seems to support the extreme right? The President . … in the revolution who are seeking to restore the original goals of the revolution which were democracy, elections. Incidentally, El Salvador is going to have another election before this …

Address Before a Joint Session of the Irish National Parliament

… or imperial gain. We sought to do all in our power to encourage prosperity and peace and democracy in Europe. One can imagine if some other countries, possibly, had had these weapons … had had her opportunity to vote. They came home convinced that the people of El Salvador want democracy. All the United States is attempting to do -- with only 55 military advisers and $474 …

Interview With Steven R. Weisman and Francis X. Clines of the New York Times on Foreign and Domestic Issues

… States asked for a statement of what were the goals of the revolution. And they were provided: democracy, a pluralistic government, free elections, free labor unions, freedom of the press, … that were not Sandinista, other groups who wanted -- and they thought all the same thing, democracy -- to rid themselves of a dictatorship. Those elements were denied participation in the …

Question-and-Answer Session With Reporters on the Trip to China

… agree on a great many things. Q. How did they like preaching -- your preaching at them about democracy, God, capitalism, freedom? The President . They never said any word about that, and I …

Remarks on Presenting the Congressional Gold Medal to Elie Wiesel and on Signing the Jewish Heritage Week Proclamation

… to the American Army for liberating us. We are grateful to this country -- the greatest democracy in the world, the freest nation in the world, the moral nation, the authority in the …

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