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« on: September 04, 2023, 02:07:09 am »
The right, both in the central countries and in Latin America, like the Nicaraguan business bourgeoisie, he only judged the situation according to a supposed “realism”. The Sandinistas were seen as the new Somozas who would "sustain" the country and allow business to continue in a climate of stability. The date of future elections mattered little, much less freedom of association, especially if it allowed independent unionism.
It was necessary to agree with them, and in no way wonder Phone Number List the immediate repression of the Trotskyist or Maoist movements, as well as the communist trade unionists.The US only had geopolitical considerations in mind. As Jeane Kirkpatrick crudely explained, the United States was willing to settle for a Chinese-style communism, a totalitarian world if there ever was one, or a Yugoslav-style communism, where Tito had been very harsh on his opponents, as long as the Sandinistas strictly limited their actions to their country and "not export subversion.
Another difficulty is related to the blindness of those who, after having supported the Sandinista Revolution in its beginnings, without being able to see its origin problems, showed signs of an admirable solidarity with the ex-Sandinistas turned opponents of Ortega and Murillo, many of them They were detained in atrocious conditions: Dora María Téllez, Víctor Hugo Tinoco or Hugo Torres, who recently died in prison; and others exiled, such as Sergio Ramírez or Carlos Fernando Chamorro, or locked in their homes in Nicaragua, such as Henry Ruiz and Moisés Hassan.
It was necessary to agree with them, and in no way wonder Phone Number List the immediate repression of the Trotskyist or Maoist movements, as well as the communist trade unionists.The US only had geopolitical considerations in mind. As Jeane Kirkpatrick crudely explained, the United States was willing to settle for a Chinese-style communism, a totalitarian world if there ever was one, or a Yugoslav-style communism, where Tito had been very harsh on his opponents, as long as the Sandinistas strictly limited their actions to their country and "not export subversion.
Another difficulty is related to the blindness of those who, after having supported the Sandinista Revolution in its beginnings, without being able to see its origin problems, showed signs of an admirable solidarity with the ex-Sandinistas turned opponents of Ortega and Murillo, many of them They were detained in atrocious conditions: Dora María Téllez, Víctor Hugo Tinoco or Hugo Torres, who recently died in prison; and others exiled, such as Sergio Ramírez or Carlos Fernando Chamorro, or locked in their homes in Nicaragua, such as Henry Ruiz and Moisés Hassan.