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… has been 3: critical n~cessity in Nicaragua ever smce the failure to establish a working democracy, perhaps the fundamental objective of the revolution against the Somoza dictatorship. … Contadora countries is reprinted below. Three of the 21 objectives d~al with the centrality of democracy and mternal reconciliation to the resolution of conflict in Central America. Contadora … Sandinistas abandon "interventionism," sever strategic ties with the Soviet bloc, and practice democracy. He stated that to cease Nicaraguan internationalism (whal Western democracies call …
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… American democracies to conclude a comprehensive and verifiable agreement for peace and democracy in Central America through the Contadora process. In particular, they noted the need … and the limitation of armaments and troops. Such an agreement would guarantee the exercise of democracy in the five nations of the region. Washington, D.C., May 27, 1986. … Honduras-United …
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… D-Day because the French, British, Canadians and Americans fought shoulder-to-shoulder for democracy and freedom and won. During the war, a galiant, :French leader, Charles .... de Gaulle, … D~Day because the French, British, Canadians and Americans fought shoulder~to-shoulder for democracy and freedom and won. During the war, a gallant, ·French leader, Charles .... de Gaulle, …
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… In their debates with the principles of human dignity, individual rights, and representative democracy, their arguments were based on common law, separation of powers, and limited … liberty. Madison knew and we should always remember that no government is perfect, not even a democracy. Rights given to government were taken from the people, and so he believed that …
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… Aquino, whose fortitude, courage and spirit of c,> nciliation give hope for the rebuilding of democracy. Ambivalence, because a queasy feeling remains for some of us about American amduct on … cowitries of Latin permanent abdication or pennanent intervention. America excepted. Western democracy resulted In recent years a growing-or at any rate • from a long historical evolution in … Wherever ~ to be the lessoo of Manila, a fateful new intervencondition does not obtain, democracy does not tionwn will have been born in which commitments will be almost impossible to …
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… OF OUR AUTOMOBILE PLANTS TO THE MANUFACTURE OF AIRPLANE PARTS, MAKING AMERICA THE ARSENAL OF DEMOCRACY, - 3 - THEN ON APRIL 18TH, 1942, JIMMY DOOLITTLE AND HIS RAIDERS FLEW FROM THE PITCHING … automobile plants X Page 2 to the manufacture of airplane parts, making America the arsenal of democracy. Then on April 18th, 1942, Jimmy Doolittle and his raiders flew from the pitching deck … automobile plants Page 2 to the manufacture of airplane parts, making America the arsenal of democracy. Then on April 18th, 1942, Jimmy Doolittle and his raiders flew from the pitching deck …
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… form of political realism is based on an abiding faith in the Mnerican ideals of freedom and democracy, and that to foresake those ideals is to forsake Mnerica's purpose -- it is to foresake … bullets and death threats to come to the polls in record numbers and vote overwhelmingly for democracy -- now that democracy was in grave jeopardy. The communist Sandanista government in Nicaragua, with the help …
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… shed blood together in Korea . Americans have been proud to help Turkey in securing its democracy and seeking prosperity. Our aspirations for our partnership remain large: peace, … but also on common values embedded in the principles of respect for human rights, freedom, and democracy. We in Turkey are proud that, like other NATO countries with whom we share a common destiny, we have succeeded in establishing a democracy with all its institutions based on respect for human rights. Though this characteristic …
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… as well. And I might say , Americans have admired the way that Turkey pulled itself back to democracy when challenged by the violent forces of terrorism and anarchy a decade ago. We are … serve us well. It cannot be otherwise, for at the root of our relationship are common goals: democracy, peace, and security for our peoples. And now, Mr. President, I have the honor of … Korea , I assure you that the dedication of the Turkish people to the principle of freedom and democracy remains as undiminished today as it did 40 years ago. Mr. President, my visit to your …
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… as the democratically elected government. It fails to take into account the need for true democracy as a means to resolve internal problems of the countries of the region. It does not …
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