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Interview With Daniel Ortega

Within the heart of the political-military organization known as the Frente Sandinista de Liberacion Nacional (FSLN) are three tendencies that coexist. The three tendencies agree on conditions under which the correlation of forces in the next offensive with a new popular insurrection will be favorable to the FSLN. There is also consensus that with the armed insurrection of the people and its vanguard all other forms of class struggle and democratic rights are subordinated to the armed struggle. In practice, this consensus is developing as a result of circumstances. Nicaragua finds itself engulfed in a profound social crisis that can only be overcome once Somoza is overthrown and the FSLN, together with other popular forces, opens the road to new social forms of interaction and to new political and economic structures that guarantee the definitive erradication of somocismo.