Central American conflicts of the 1980s
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The Central American conflicts of the 1980s were a series of intertwined civil wars and insurgencies—most notably in El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Guatemala—driven by Cold War rivalries, authoritarian regimes, and social inequality, and marked by widespread violence and human rights abuses.
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Armed Forces of El Salvador
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conflict |