re: Nicaragua analysis

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Subject: re: Nicaragua analysis
From: Stephen E Philion <philion@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 04 Nov 2001 14:16:30 -1000 (HST)

Michael Perelman forwarded to us an analysis of the FSLN from Michael
Friedman that included the following phrase:
I remember Tomas Borge was quoted in '83 as saying something like "el
nuestro es un proceso enredado, y al pueblo no le gustan los enredos."

--The analysis is interesting, but I gotta ask what is it with certain
(not all) English speakers who can speak Spanish, why do they love to post
stuff in Spanish and assume everyone can read it? I speak 3 languages
already  and though I can rattle off a few sentences in Spanish, that's
about the end  of it. Could someone please translate this phrase from
Borge? Thanks.

Steve


Stephen Philion
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