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  • ...pal architect of the [[arms-for-hostages]] deal that became known as the [[Iran-Contra affair]]. Hours before Casey was scheduled to testify before Congress about his kn
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  • :See also [[Iran-Contra Affair]]
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  • * 1986 - [[Iran-Contra Affair]] White House officials sell weapons to Iran and give the profits to Contra
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  • * Draper, Theodore. '' A Very Thin Line: The Iran-Contra Affair'' (1991)
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  • ...In other cases, there was a violation of Congressional intent, such as the Iran-Contra affair.
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  • See [[CIA activities in Nicaragua]]. Nicaragua, through the [[Iran-Contra affair]], has had a major affect on U.S. oversight over covert operations. ...t, including Special Envoy to Latin America [[Otto Reich]] and convicted [[Iran-contra affair]] figure and George W. Bush "democracy 'czar'" [[Elliott Abrams]]. Vulliamy
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  • Repercussions from the [[Iran-Contra Affair]] included the Intelligence Authorization Act of 1991's prohibition of cove
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  • ...hostages were a major concern to the US and UK. The US approach was the [[Iran-Contra Affair]] arms-for-hostages swap. Urban wrote SIS learned about the plan, although
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  • ...tion outside the boundaries of presidential authority, which he did in the Iran-Contra Affair.<ref name=Veil>{{cite book
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