Leonardo Argüello
Leonardo Argüello was a Nicaraguan politician and physician who briefly served as president of Nicaragua in the late 1940s, appointed by the dictator Anastasio Somoza García. His presidency was marked by controversy, as he was essentially a puppet leader, facilitating Somoza's continued control over the country. After a mere six months in power, Argüello was ousted in a coup, highlighting the tumultuous political environment of Nicaragua during this period.
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Dominican Republic:
Leonardo Argüello was a candidate in a rigged election organized by Somoza.
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Costa Rica:
Leonardo Argüello was a candidate chosen by Somoza to maintain power during a manipulated election.
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Nicaragua:
Leonardo Argüello is noted for being a candidate in a rigged election organized by Somoza.
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