This political movement founded a newspaper called "The New Diary", and it was also supported by the more established paper La Presna.
This political movement founded a newspaper called "The New Diary", and it was also supported by the more established paper La Presna. Early leaders of this group include Carlos Fonseca, who was captured and executed. This group split into three factions over a theory called "GPP", but was reunited by the "Group of Twelve", who represented the Tercerist faction that would bring this group into power. Some activities against this organization were first exposed in the newspaper Al-Shiraa, published in Lebanon. This organization lost an election to the widow of a former member, Violeta Chamorro. This organization's namesake was abducted and killed for opposing Juan Sacasa, who was backed by the United States, much like the dynasty this group overthrew in 1979. For 10 points, name this left-wing movement led by Daniel Ortega, the sworn enemies of the Contras in Nicaragua.
This political movement founded a newspaper called "The New Diary", and it was also supported by the more established paper La Presna.
Sandinistas [or Frente Sandinista de Liberacion Nacional]