sandinista
bijou
frente_sandinista_liberacion_nacional
named
after
augusto
cesar
sandino,
who
led
a
peasant
army
against
US
marines
who
had
occupied Nicaragua
since
1912.
the
Sandinistas
were
intent
on
pusuing
their
own
destiny
rather
than
existing
as
a
backyard
for
US
business
and
millitary
interests
.
010813
...
joe strummer
the
magnificent
seven
!!!
010813
...
art crimes
"
Since
they
didn't
have
newspapers
to
speak
about
how
they
saw
the
world
,
they
would
take
over
the
walls
and
use
them
as
newspapers
or
to
speak
specifically
about
people
who
were
'missing'.
The
layers
of
writing
were
always
interesting
to
me
.
In
one
case
,
a
neighborhood
had
been
forced
to
paint
over
a
consigna [watchword
or
password
]
with
white
paint
.
Then
someone
had
scratched
into
the
white
paint
'Monimbo [
a
neighborhood
in
Managua]
will
never
surrender'
so
that
the
original
paint
came
through
.
And
then
on
top
of
that
: '
Where
is
Norman Gonzales?
The
dictatorship
must
answer
.'
So
it's
like
the
walls
are
this
constant
dialogue
."
as
said
by
Susan
Meiselas,
photographer
in
Nicaragua
010813
...
splinken
you'll
never
come
home
to
me
.
you
never
ever
will
.
030418
...
in a silent way
it
ain't
my
fault
it's
six
o'clock
in
the
morning
…
160912
...
unhinged
bernie_sanders
sided
with
the
sandinistas
back
in
the
day
and
hillary
had
a
field
day
.
to
me
,
all
that
proves
is
bernie
has
been
on
message
for
about
40
years
160912
...
epitome of incomprehensibility
My
mom
had
a
book
on
her
bookshelf
called
"
Solidarity
with
the
People
of
Nicaragua."
I
liked
the
rhythm
of
the
phrase
before
I
knew
what
"
solidarity
"
meant
.
200915
what's it to you?
who
go
blather
from
