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Resumo:
ResumenExamina los motivos y la actuación política del gobierno liberal encabezado por le presidente José SANTOS Zelaya, en la fase inicial de las reincorporación de la Mosquita a Nicaragua. Los conceptos vigentes de territorio, soberanía y progreso material pasaron por alto los derechos legítimos de la población costeña.AbstractAn analysis of the motivations and political conduct of the Liberal government headed by President José Santos Zelaya, during the early stage of reincorporation of Mosquitia to Nicaragua. The prevailing concepts with respect to territory, sovereignty, and material progress did not take into account the legitimate rights of the coastal inhabitants.