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CIA Helped To Mine Ports In Nicaragua
CIA Involved In Mining Of Ports in Nicaragua
The Washington Post (1974-Current file) - Washington, D.C.
Author: By Fred Hiatt and Joanne Omang Washington Post Staff Writers
Date: Apr 7, 1984
Start Page: A1
Pages: 2
Text Word Count: 1362

The CIA has played a direct role in the laying of underwater mines in Nicaraguan ports that have damaged at least eight ships from various nations during the past two months, according to congressional and administration sources.

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