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'''Adolfo Díaz Recinos''' (15 July 1875 in [[Alajuela]], [[Costa Rica]]
After his term as president ended, Díaz briefly lived in the United States. However, he returned to the presidency in 1926, after a coup by General [[Emiliano Chamorro]] (following the withdrawal of the Marines) failed to win U.S. support. During his second term as president, another Liberal revolt occurred. The Liberal forces were on the verge of seizing [[Managua]] when the U.S. forced the warring parties to accept a power-sharing agreement, the [[Pact of Espino Negro|Espino Negro accord]]. One Liberal commander, [[Augusto Sandino]], rejected the agreement and waged a guerrilla war against the U.S. Marines, who remained in the country to prop up Díaz's government and enforce the Espino Negro accord. In 1928, after elections supervised by the Marines, Díaz was replaced as president by former Liberal General [[José Maria Moncada]]. Afterwards, he acquired control of several of Nicaragua's gold mines, which had been destroyed during raids by Sandino's forces. He unsuccessfully tried to restore mining operations for the La Luz Company, until they sold their holdings to the Nevada-based Tonopah Mining Company.
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