Synonyms for nicaragua
ˌnɪk əˈrɑ gwənicaragua

Princeton's WordNet

1. Nicaragua, Republic of Nicaraguanoun

   a republic in Central America; achieved independence from Spain in 1821

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1. List of paraphrases for "nicaragua":

   nicaraguan, nicaraguans

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1. White House:

   While Homeland Security and FEMA officials continue to work with Homeland Security and FEMA officials regional partners to manage the new migration challenge caused by failing authoritarian regimes in Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba, Homeland Security and FEMA officials are also leading a comprehensive effort to support cities that are welcoming the people fleeing communism who Governor Governor DeSantis and Governor Abbott are using as political pawns, for instance, FEMA has personnel dedicated to supporting each city, expediting requests for reimbursement as they come in, mobilizing local service provider and non-profit support, and working with other federal agencies to identify additional resources. Homeland Security and FEMA officials will continue to do everything Homeland Security and FEMA officials can to support cities as Governor Governor DeSantis and Governor Abbott and Governor DeSantis intentionally create chaos and confusion with Governor DeSantis and Governor Abbott cruel political stunts.

2. Daniel Ortega:

   I invite (protesters) to end the confrontation and that all of us unite to give people the peace that Nicaragua needs.

3. Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos:

   Bilateral issues between Nicaragua and Colombia will not be subject to decisions made by third parties and should be handled via direct negotiations in conformity with international law.

4. Antony Blinken:

   I can also tell you that Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua are here. I saw them, I met with them. I met with civil society leaders and activists from Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua, there will be people from( non-governmental organizations) from different parts of those societies who are as representative, and, frankly, more representative in my judgment, of the Cuban, Nicaraguan and Venezuelan people than the regimes that are in place right now.

5. Anthony Blinken:

   The release of these individuals, one of whom is a U.S. citizen, by the Government of Nicaragua marks a constructive step towards addressing human rights abuses in the country and opens the door to further dialogue between the United States and Nicaragua regarding issues of concern, today’s development is the product of concerted American diplomacy, and we will continue to support the Nicaraguan people.