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| − | ''Nicaragua Was Our Home'' is a documentary film by the late [[Lee Shapiro]] which "accuses the Nicaraguan Government of a calculated brutalization of the [[Miskito Indians]], and rebuts the notion that the [[Sandinistas]] [were] idealistic revolutionaries, | + | ''Nicaragua Was Our Home'' is a documentary film by the late [[Lee Shapiro]] which "accuses the Nicaraguan Government of a calculated brutalization of the [[Miskito Indians]], and rebuts the notion that the [[Sandinistas]] [were] idealistic revolutionaries, [pursuing] peace and justice for all people." [http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9A0DE5D9173BF93AA15754C0A960948260&sec=&pagewanted=print] |
Revision as of 21:01, April 3, 2007
Nicaragua Was Our Home is a documentary film by the late Lee Shapiro which "accuses the Nicaraguan Government of a calculated brutalization of the Miskito Indians, and rebuts the notion that the Sandinistas [were] idealistic revolutionaries, [pursuing] peace and justice for all people." [1]