Costa Rican campaign in Nicaragua (1856–1857)
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The Costa Rican campaign in Nicaragua (1856–1857) was a military intervention by Costa Rica against the filibuster regime of William Walker, remembered as a key episode in Central American resistance to foreign adventurism and for the heroism of figures like Juan Santamaría.
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| Costa Rican campaign in Nicaragua (1856–1857) canonical | 1 |
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