Word: napoleã
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Dates: during 1982-1982
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...Salvador (pop. 4.9 million) is where the crisis is the most acute and U.S. policy under the most tension. Guerrillas are increasingly challenging the civilian-military government headed by President José Napole??n Duarte. Says Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs Thomas O. Enders...
...seems to be losing in the struggle to retain the loyalty of the people. Many Salvadorans are preparing to follow whichever side ultimately wins out. Nor does there seem to be much enthusiasm about the March 28 election, which Washington hopes will produce a solid majority for President José Napole??n Duarte's moderate Christian Democrats. A veteran politician who returned from exile and joined the junta, Duarte is essential to the political solution that U.S. policymakers are banking on. Even if the guerrillas do not succeed in disrupting the balloting, the results could be fatal for the moderates...