Bluefields

American  

[bloo-feeldz] / ˈbluˌfildz /

noun

1. a seaport in E Nicaragua.

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Example Sentences

It’s looked after by the Bluefields People’s Community Association, which promotes sustainable social and economic development.

From New York Times

Closer to Mel’s, Bluefields beach provided all the white sand and azure, temperate water you could wish for, along with the knowledge that it is one of the few beaches on the island that explicitly remains open for locals.

From New York Times

Tatiana González Chacón, panadera de 23 años, abandonó el mes pasado la región de Bluefields, en el este de Nicaragua, con destino a Phoenix, porque su padre, líder de un partido de la oposición que vio revocados sus estatutos, fue acusado de terrorismo y tuvo que huir a Costa Rica.

From New York Times

Tatiana González Chacón, 23, a baker, left the Bluefields region in the eastern part of Nicaragua for Phoenix last month, because her father, the leader of an opposition party that saw its charter revoked, was accused of terrorism and had to flee to Costa Rica.

From New York Times

The army said it delivered humanitarian supplies to Bluefields and Laguna de Perlas for distribution to 118 temporary shelters.

From Seattle Times