Nicaragua 1979 - 2019: The Sandinista Revolution After 40 Years - Plenary (English)

[@llibressal]

The whole time watching this I was thinking, "yeah but this is just from US archives and thus one facet of multifaceted era". Glad he acknowledged this at the end.

[@dianelille4345]

I don’t think many people make it to the end because it’s so bad.

[@karlos6918]

Thank you

[@kenw.simpson1007]

Yes indeed - thank you.

[@eljefeog]

Ortega is now Somosa

[@unpopuler]

How

[@harveygutierrez4412]

Sandino vive!!!

[@alexanderdeserteagle]

If just if one of his sons or daughter becomes president then yeah but in yhe mean time ortega follows sandinos dreams

[@fakesox3550]

True

[@truthholder9263]

I’m trying to listen to your many years of research and sacrifice of your life’s work, however when you interject your own political bias’s against Trump it makes me want to turn you off.

[@fakesox3550]

Yeah true. I was first born here after my family immigrated here from Nicaragua in the mid 80s and I'm coming here for a history lesson, not political bias.

[@dianelille4345]

This speaker stumbles through the entire talk. It’s hard to believe he’s speaking at such a prominent university. He sounds extremely unprepared. He says “uh, uh, uh uh,uh” and “um, um, um” in nearly every sentence. I’m pretty sure he was looking through his notes and slides for the first time since the 1989’s. I initially was very patient because I thought maybe he had a stuttering disability, but as time goes on, it’s clear he was very unprepared. He started by stating some of the people in the room were on his bucket list of wanting to meet, what a shame to speak so poorly in front of them. I hope he practices next time or reviews his notes. 😢

[@alexanderdeserteagle]

Sandino lives!!