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support of authoritarian governments in El Salvador and Guatemala and the Nicaraguan Contras—irregular forces armed by the Reagan administration to topple the Sandinista government—led him to travel frequently to Central America to document right wing human rights abuses.

In the 1980s, as a student, Slaughter was part of the team headed by Professor Abram Chayes that helped the Sandinista government of Nicaragua bring suit against the United States in the International Court of Justice for violations of international law, in the case Nicaragua v.

Visa approval rates for Guatemalans and Salvadorans hovered somewhere under 3% in 1984, as compared to a 60% approval rate for Iranians, 40% for Afghans fleeing Soviet invasion, 32% for Poles, 12% for Nicaraguans escaping the Sandinistas and 100% for Cubans.

, and offered oil at preferential prices to town mayors belonging to the Sandinista Party.

The artwork for Humanz mainly portrays Noodle in wardrobe that was inspired by the Black Panther Party and Sandinista National Liberation Front, and in artwork for The Now Now, Noodle was mostly depicted in jackets over crop tops with shorts or a skirt.

They were involved in numerous border skirmishes with Sandinistan Nicaragua and were finally withdrawn from service in 1996, replaced by 12 Northrop F-5Es.

"The Magnificent Seven" – 4:27 (the Clash) (12" version; original version from Sandinista!, 1980).

"Somebody Got Murdered" – 3:34 (the Clash) (from Sandinista!, 1980).

Astorga had four children, two with her husband, two with Jose Maria Alvarado, a member of the Sandinistas.

Her association with Nicaragua's Sandinista revolutionaries began during her years as a university student.

During this time, Astorga led a double life as a mother of two and a corporate lawyer for one of Nicaragua's largest construction companies, while clandestinely aiding the Sandinistas.

When he arrived, however, three members of the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN) "mdash; Hilario Sánchez, Raúl Venerio and Walter Ferreti "mdash; burst out of her bedroom closet and seized the general.

The plan was to ransom him for jailed Sandinista revolutionaries, but Pérez Vega put up a struggle and was murdered.

Later, with his throat slit, he was found wrapped in a Sandinista flag.