Talk:Sandinismo
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[edit] pro-Sandinista bias
This entire page has to be rewritten in a neutral point of view. What is this non-sense about Fonseca revealing Nicaragua's "true history"? There is no "true history" only different perspectives. Fonseca's was deeply influence my socialist ideologies of class struggle, and anti-imperialism which he imbued in his understanding of NIcaraguan society. Fonseca was also indeed a Marxist, by his own words, and was at one point a member of the Communist Party. He left the communist party in dismay because he believed they were not being true to their marxist roots.
