Somoza and the Legacy of U.S. Involvement in Central America

Focusing on the life of Nicaragua's infamous tyrant, the narrative offers a detailed exploration of his character within the context of the country's political and social landscape. It examines Nicaragua's economic conditions and its relationships with neighboring Central American nations, while also addressing the impact of the civil war of 1978-79. This work is crafted to appeal to both general readers and scholars, providing a comprehensive understanding of the historical and cultural factors that shaped this tumultuous period.