IN the 1970s, Nicaragua's crumbling capital was the prize sought by revolutionary Marxist guerrillas known as the Sandinistas, a feat they achieved towards the end of the decade.
Popularity rating plunges from 64% to 21% in just over a year in power From Bryan Kay in Managua
IN the 1970s, Nicaragua's crumbling capital was the prize sought by revolutionary Marxist guerrillas known as the Sandinistas, a feat they achieved towards the end of the decade.