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CentroamÉrica - traduction vers Anglais

Estados Unidos de Centroamerica; Republica Mayor de Centroamerica; República Mayor de Centroamerica; Republica Mayor de Centroamérica

Central America         
  • Central America geography
  • Central America, 1862
  • Central America map of indigenous people before European contact
  • Central American license plates
  • El Chorreron in El Salvador
  • Emblem of the [[Central American Parliament]]
  • Federal Republic of Central America, 4 Escudos (1835). Struck in the San Jose, Costa Rica mint (697 were minted)
  • Painting of the signing of the Declaration of Independence of Central America, Guatemala, 1821
  • [[Belize]], [[Costa Rica]], [[El Salvador]], [[Guatemala]], [[Honduras]], [[Nicaragua]], and [[Panama]] are traditionally the seven Central American countries in [[political geography]].
  • UNESCO World Heritage Site]]
  • Secretariat of Central American Economic Integration
  • General [[Manuel José Arce]]; decorated [[Salvadoran]] General and president of the [[Federal Republic of Central America]] from 1825 to 1829
  • The seven countries of Central America and their capitals
  • [[Pan-American Highway]] slices through Central America
  • Central American women
  • Painting of the First Independence Movement celebration in [[San Salvador]] 1811
  • The five rowed volcanos in the coat of arms of Central America was inspired by the [[Cordillera de Apaneca]] volcanic range of El Salvador, visible from the city of [[Sonsonate]], which became the capital of the [[Federal Republic of Central America]] in 1834.
  • [[Semuc Champey]], Guatemala.
  • Central America and the [[Caribbean Plate]]
  • Monument honoring the emblem of the United Provinces of Central America
SUBREGION OF THE AMERICAS
Central American; Central American Ithsmus; Central Americans; Central Americas; Central America (UN sub-region); Central America (subregion); Central america; Central American Isthmus; Demographics of Central America; Central (America); Centralamerica; Centralamerican; Centralamericans; Centro America; América Central; América del Centro; Centroamérica; Geography of Central America; Geology of Central America; Cen Am; Rainforests of Central America; Politics of Central America; Religion in Central America; Biodiversity of Central America; Fauna of Central America; Wildlife of Central America; Languages of Central America; Indigenous languages of Central America; Centroamerica; Forests of Central America; Culture of Central America
América Central, Centroamérica
Central American         
  • Central America geography
  • Central America, 1862
  • Central America map of indigenous people before European contact
  • Central American license plates
  • El Chorreron in El Salvador
  • Emblem of the [[Central American Parliament]]
  • Federal Republic of Central America, 4 Escudos (1835). Struck in the San Jose, Costa Rica mint (697 were minted)
  • Painting of the signing of the Declaration of Independence of Central America, Guatemala, 1821
  • [[Belize]], [[Costa Rica]], [[El Salvador]], [[Guatemala]], [[Honduras]], [[Nicaragua]], and [[Panama]] are traditionally the seven Central American countries in [[political geography]].
  • UNESCO World Heritage Site]]
  • Secretariat of Central American Economic Integration
  • General [[Manuel José Arce]]; decorated [[Salvadoran]] General and president of the [[Federal Republic of Central America]] from 1825 to 1829
  • The seven countries of Central America and their capitals
  • [[Pan-American Highway]] slices through Central America
  • Central American women
  • Painting of the First Independence Movement celebration in [[San Salvador]] 1811
  • The five rowed volcanos in the coat of arms of Central America was inspired by the [[Cordillera de Apaneca]] volcanic range of El Salvador, visible from the city of [[Sonsonate]], which became the capital of the [[Federal Republic of Central America]] in 1834.
  • [[Semuc Champey]], Guatemala.
  • Central America and the [[Caribbean Plate]]
  • Monument honoring the emblem of the United Provinces of Central America
SUBREGION OF THE AMERICAS
Central American; Central American Ithsmus; Central Americans; Central Americas; Central America (UN sub-region); Central America (subregion); Central america; Central American Isthmus; Demographics of Central America; Central (America); Centralamerica; Centralamerican; Centralamericans; Centro America; América Central; América del Centro; Centroamérica; Geography of Central America; Geology of Central America; Cen Am; Rainforests of Central America; Politics of Central America; Religion in Central America; Biodiversity of Central America; Fauna of Central America; Wildlife of Central America; Languages of Central America; Indigenous languages of Central America; Centroamerica; Forests of Central America; Culture of Central America
habitante de Centroamérica
Central America         
  • Central America geography
  • Central America, 1862
  • Central America map of indigenous people before European contact
  • Central American license plates
  • El Chorreron in El Salvador
  • Emblem of the [[Central American Parliament]]
  • Federal Republic of Central America, 4 Escudos (1835). Struck in the San Jose, Costa Rica mint (697 were minted)
  • Painting of the signing of the Declaration of Independence of Central America, Guatemala, 1821
  • [[Belize]], [[Costa Rica]], [[El Salvador]], [[Guatemala]], [[Honduras]], [[Nicaragua]], and [[Panama]] are traditionally the seven Central American countries in [[political geography]].
  • UNESCO World Heritage Site]]
  • Secretariat of Central American Economic Integration
  • General [[Manuel José Arce]]; decorated [[Salvadoran]] General and president of the [[Federal Republic of Central America]] from 1825 to 1829
  • The seven countries of Central America and their capitals
  • [[Pan-American Highway]] slices through Central America
  • Central American women
  • Painting of the First Independence Movement celebration in [[San Salvador]] 1811
  • The five rowed volcanos in the coat of arms of Central America was inspired by the [[Cordillera de Apaneca]] volcanic range of El Salvador, visible from the city of [[Sonsonate]], which became the capital of the [[Federal Republic of Central America]] in 1834.
  • [[Semuc Champey]], Guatemala.
  • Central America and the [[Caribbean Plate]]
  • Monument honoring the emblem of the United Provinces of Central America
SUBREGION OF THE AMERICAS
Central American; Central American Ithsmus; Central Americans; Central Americas; Central America (UN sub-region); Central America (subregion); Central america; Central American Isthmus; Demographics of Central America; Central (America); Centralamerica; Centralamerican; Centralamericans; Centro America; América Central; América del Centro; Centroamérica; Geography of Central America; Geology of Central America; Cen Am; Rainforests of Central America; Politics of Central America; Religion in Central America; Biodiversity of Central America; Fauna of Central America; Wildlife of Central America; Languages of Central America; Indigenous languages of Central America; Centroamerica; Forests of Central America; Culture of Central America
= América Central
Ex: This organization is devoted to establishing and maintaining small libraries in orphanages in Central America.

Définition

Central American
¦ adjective relating to the countries of Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama, in the southernmost part of North America.
¦ noun a native or inhabitant of a Central American country.
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Estados Unidos de Centroamérica

Los Estados Unidos de América Central fue el nombre que adoptó el 27 de agosto de 1898 la hasta entonces República de América Central, formada por El Salvador, Nicaragua y Honduras.[1]​ En sus inicios estaban regidos por un Consejo Ejecutivo reunido en Amapala, Honduras, y tuvieron una vida corta y azarosa. El 13 de noviembre hubo un golpe militar en el Estado de El Salvador, encabezado por el general Tomás Regalado. Este anunció enseguida que El Salvador abandonaba la Federación. El Consejo Ejecutivo de Amapala quiso tomar medidas para reprimir el golpe de Regalado, pero no encontró ningún respaldo, y el 30 de noviembre de 1898 declaró que los Estados Unidos de Centroamérica habían quedado disueltos de hecho. El 1 de diciembre Nicaragua reasumió la plenitud de su soberanía, y el 10 de diciembre Honduras hizo lo mismo.

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estados Unidos de Centroamérica
Exemples du corpus de texte pour CentroamÉrica
1. Durante los últimos cinco años se ha opuesto a acuerdos de libre comercio con Perú, Centroamérica y Chile.
2. Para México y Centroamérica, cuya economía depende significativamente del comercio con Estados Unidos, el impacto será directo.
3. El acuerdo comercial con Centroamérica por su parte podría ¿poner un límite a cuán lejos (el Presidente nicaragüense Daniel) Ortega pueda llegar¿, añadió Zoellick.
4. Las remesas aumentaron en forma significativa inmediatamente después de la crisis financiera mexicana de 1''5 y tras los huracanes en Centroamérica.
5. Como advirtió el Senador Richard Lugar durante una audiencia del congreso sobre la iniciativa el mes pasado, los avances en México podrían significar retrocesos en Centroamérica.
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