Documents on the Nicaraguan Resistance
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Special Report No. 142 |
Documents on the Nicaraguan Resistance: Leaders, Military Personnel, and Program | |
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United States Department of State Bureau of Public Affairs Washington, D.C. |
March 1986 |
This Special Report contains a collection of basic documents and data pertaining to the character of the Nicaraguan democratic resistance. The purpose of this Report is to partially answer the question: "who" is the democratic resistance?
These documents provide an insight into the debate about the relationship between civilian and military leaders within the resistance, about the organizational nature of resistance military forces (especially those of the FDN), and about the political programs of those struggling for freedom against the Soviet-equipped and Cuban-advised Sandinista dictatorship.
- Document 1: Letter from Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs Elliott Abrams to Senator Richard G. Lugar (Ind.), Chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, February 24, 1986
- Document 2: Letter from Senator Claiborne Pell (RI), Ranking Minority Member of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, to Assistant Secretary Abrams, March 4, 1986
- Document 3: Letter from Assistant Secretary Abrams to Senator Pell, March 11, 1986
- Document 4: Selected Biographies of Resistance Leaders
- Document 5: United Nicaraguan Opposition Principles and Objectives
- Document 6: Senior FDN Military Personnel
This work is in the public domain in the United States because it is a work of the United States Department of State, a department of the United States federal government.
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