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Manuel Noriega

Panamanian military leader
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Also known as: Manuel Antonio Noriega Morena
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Manuel Antonio Noriega Morena
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February 11, 1934?, Panama City, Panama
Died:
May 29, 2017, Panama City
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Manuel Noriega (born February 11, 1934?, Panama City, Panama—died May 29, 2017, Panama City) was a Panamanian military leader, commander of the Panamanian Defense Forces (1983–89), who, for the years of his command, was the actual power behind the civilian president. Noriega was born into a poor family of Colombian extraction. (There is some dispute about when he was born, with Noriega himself reporting his birth year as both 1934 and 1936 and legal documents listing it as 1938; the bulk of Noriega’s obituaries report that he died at age 83.) Educated at one of the top high schools in ...(100 of 631 words)

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