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• El Salvador (links | edit)
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• 1925 (links | edit)
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• Óscar Romero (links | edit)
• Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation (links | edit)
• Alexander Haig (links | edit)
• Jesse Helms (links | edit)
• Fidel Sánchez Hernández (links | edit)
• Time Person of the Year (links | edit)
• Francisco Morazán (links | edit)
• Esquipulas Peace Agreement (links | edit)
• Chapultepec Peace Accords (links | edit)
• Francisco Flores Pérez (links | edit)
• President of El Salvador (links | edit)
• Antonio Saca (links | edit)
• Alfredo Cristiani (links | edit)
• José Napoleon Duarte (redirect page) (links | edit)
  • San Salvador (links | edit)
• José Duarte (links | edit)
• Air Force Special Operations Command (links | edit)
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  • Ruud Lubbers (links | edit)
  • Active 20-30 Club (links | edit)
  • Francesco De Nittis (links | edit)
  • Adolfo Arnoldo Majano (links | edit)
  • Talk:Nationalist Republican Alliance (links | edit)
  • User:Acer/Simple2 (links | edit)
  • User talk:Accuracy88 (links | edit)
• Roberto D'Aubuisson (links | edit)
• Robert E. White (links | edit)
• Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova (links | edit)
• Guillermo Ungo (links | edit)
• List of people in Playboy 1980–1989 (links | edit)
• Juan Lindo (links | edit)
• Revolutionary Government Junta of El Salvador (links | edit)
• Arturo Armando Molina (links | edit)
• Armando Calderón Sol (links | edit)
• Maximiliano Hernández Martínez (links | edit)
• Carlos Humberto Romero (links | edit)
• Álvaro Magaña (links | edit)
• Francisco Gómez (Salvadoran politician) (links | edit)
• Norberto Ramírez (links | edit)
• José Escolástico Marín (links | edit)
• Juan José Guzmán (links | edit)
• Fermín Palacios (links | edit)
• Francisco Malespín (links | edit)
• Joaquín Eufrasio Guzmán (links | edit)
• Eugenio Aguilar (links | edit)
• Tomás Medina (links | edit)
• José Félix Quirós (links | edit)
• Doroteo Vasconcelos (links | edit)
• Ramón Rodríguez (Salvadoran politician) (links | edit)
• Vicente Gómez (politician) (links | edit)
• José María San Martín (links | edit)
• Rafael Campo (links | edit)