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Bluefields

American  
[bloo-feeldz] / ˈbluˌfildz /

noun

  1. a seaport in E Nicaragua.


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“There are many logical reasons to replace diving with traps,” asserted Renfred Paisano, associate dean of the faculty of law and social sciences at Bluefields Indian and Caribbean University in Puerto Cabezas.

From New York Times

Orlando Obando Cabrera, a Sandinista regional councilman in Bluefields, on the Caribbean coast, posted videos on his Facebook page in which he implored Nicaraguans to stop looking for people to blame for the health crisis.

From New York Times

NICARAGUA: Dubbed Iguana Island, this 5-acre haven sits about 12 miles off the coast of Bluefields, Nicaragua.

From Los Angeles Times

In April, journalist Angel Gahona was killed while reporting live via Facebook on protests in the southeastern city of Bluefields.

From Seattle Times

In April, journalist Angel Gahona was killed while reporting live via Facebook on protests in the southeastern city of Bluefields.

From Washington Times