Ensayo Sobre Pelicula De La Revolucion Sandinista

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This film in my point of view has some facts right and others that lose objectivity, because you cannot generalize the tyranny of dictatorship somosista nor the goodness of theSandinista movement primarily their government later in 80.
I totally agree with the way they presented the revolution as a war extremely painful for the Nicaraguan people, where on one hand much of thepopulation had to decide between being killed by the National Guard and joined the revolutionary movement by the Sandinista leader. This favored the movement to strengthen and be a key part in hisvictory.
But on the other hand I do not agree because I do not think so objectively describe the economic situation of the population during the Somoza dictatorship, because if it is true that there wasoppression and civil rights violations, it is also true that Nicaragua had a very solid economy, probably the most solid we've had in our history. Our country supplying food to the rest of CentralAmerica, the productive infrastructure was well maintained, and it is valid to say that moral and family values ​​were promoted and maintained. Also seems to me wrong and no argument to attribute theassassination of Pedro Joaquin Chamorro to Somoza.

Another thing that I disagree with the video is his assertion that the United States recruited former National Guard after the triumph of July 19 toform the counter-revolution.
This assertion is totally lacking in objectivity and that the counter was formed by citizens dissatisfied with the way the Sandinista government was handling the country, itis also true that many former National Guard and even joined the Sandinista dissatisfied became part of the counter revolution. But the truth is that the last to join the contras was the UnitedStates. This change of position was after an election in which there was a change in foreign policy.
Also stated in the video that the U.S. along with former National Guardsmen began to recruit people...