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1. Military intelligence had been my field of study, so I was posted at Guardia headquarters as liaison officer between certain special units of military police and the Managua Municipal Police
2. Managua, January 11, 1976
3. The government’s death knell was actually sounded six months earlier, on December 23, 1977, just prior to midnight when a violent earthquake struck Managua, collapsing half the buildings and burying thousands of people below rubble
4. Truman had already proven he could be relied upon for discretion while assembling dossiers on students in Managua
5. He watched the truck lose itself, as it bounced away towards Managua, in the thick cloud of dust and black fumes it trailed
6. (Her parents’ estate had been overrun by an angry mob, the day after the Samosa family abandoned Managua
7. He could see that John Sinclair didn’t recognize him, despite Truman’s brief, “we’ve met before: Managua 1975,” during introductions
8. Raul was his right-hand man and a powerful force within the Sandinista party on his own, from his activities in Managua and the organization of new groups elsewhere
9. Several weeks later, Raul accepted a position at FSLN headquarters in Managua so that he would be where the exciting action was about to begin
10. In quiet moments, he could still hear the sound of the blades drumming the air in cadence with the footfalls of black silhouettes running before the flames as he was lifted, ever higher, in a slow arch towards the south and Managua, leaving behind the dead and the dying
11. At least there was some purity to communism’s promise (granted, purity that didn’t take into account the nature of the human animal), that had made an ideal world seem so possible, particularly with the streets of Managua filled with thousands upon thousands of cheering people, braving the beatings and the bullets of the corrupt system to hear him and other dreamers speak about this new world they would create
12. The home addresses turned out to be one number apart on the same street, they attended university together, and an additional check with authorities in Managua confirmed my suspicion: they are first cousins, there’s no doubt about it
13. They had driven to Managua, left Carlos’ car with his brother and hired a ride to Jinotega, arriving in the afternoon
14. During the 1967 year, Roger and Josie tried to get 18 year-old Consuelo out of poor living conditions in Managua, Nicaragua
15. He told Josie about Consuelo’s plight in Managua
