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Roberto Suazo Cordóva
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Roberto Suazo Cordóva

president of Honduras
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  • Honduras
    Honduras
    / The 20th century

    The new Honduran president, Roberto Suazo Córdova of the Liberal Party, was a noted anticommunist who favored strong relations with the United States. Hopes ran high for internal improvements, but these were dashed as Honduras became embroiled in the growing regional conflicts. Protests grew over the presence of Nicaraguan…

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    The new Honduran president, Roberto Suazo Córdova of the Liberal Party, was a noted anticommunist who favored strong relations with the United States. Hopes ran high for internal improvements, but these were dashed as Honduras became embroiled in the growing regional conflicts. Protests grew over the presence of Nicaraguan…

    Read More