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| Last November, the Regal Princess cruise line arrived at the Port of Corinto, in Nicaragua. participated in tasks such as rebuilding houses destroyed by the bombing of the city of Corinto in 1982, which served to build bridges of people-to-people understanding at a time when their governments were in hostile confrontation. In 1914, when Johnson returned from his diplomatic posts as consul in Puerto Cabello, Venezuela, and Corinto, Nicaragua, he needed both a full-time job to support himself and his wife, Grace Nail Johnson, and a power base from which to launch a further literary and political career. |
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