And that decision depends on the rapid solution to the worst Constitutional crisis that Nicaragua has seen in its history. One of the main speakers at the rally was former President Daniel Ortega who stated that as long as the government continued to impose neo-liberal economic policies, the FSLN would be with its people at the head of the struggle in the streets to fight against unemployment, misery, the high cost of living, and increases in the price of basic services as well as to preserve property democratization. Ortega declared that the people would continue to struggle even under the repression of the Chamorro government. Ortega called on the police to act with prudence. If the government orders you to repress your people, don't obey these orders because you will be violating the Constitution and murdering your own brothers.
Churches are victims of bombings.
Four Catholic churches in different parts of Nicaragua have been victims of bomb attacks during the past two weeks. The latest incident took place in the city of Leon, when two young people on a motorcycle threw a bomb made with TNT against the church, trying to destroy the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe. The church and the image were not damaged but the park in the entrance was marred with a crater where the bomb exploded. It is the second church bombing in Leon and the fourth in the country. No suspects have yet been detained for any of these bombings.