"anticontra" meaning in English

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          "text": "Several weeks later Meyer, Kelly, and five others associated with the Pledge of Resistance, a national anticontra group, walked into the courtrooms of 11 judges at the Dirksen Federal Building, presented an \"open letter\" to the judges, and declared that an \"emergency situation\" had developed.",
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        "Opposed to the Nicaraguan Contras, right-wing paramilitaries fighting the Sandinista regime."
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