Q REPORTS — Across Central America and the Caribbean, dictatorships and military governments left a lasting imprint on political life. Throughout the 20th century, leaders concentrated power, curtailed civil liberties and used state institutions to suppress opponents. In Nicaragua and Cuba, restrictions on political pluralism and opposition remain central concerns,...

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