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By SARAH VELOOY
Staff writer
Disillusioned by United States'
press accounts, Hob Guild and
Leigh Dinger son visited
Nicaragua to form their own opinions
about the war-torn Central
American country.
What they found appalled
' them.
"We saw a very human face to
this war. We talked to no family
who had not lost a family
member," Guild said.
* Guild was one of three
speakers at a well-attended
Carolina Critical Forum,
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Hall.
The almost two-hour forum
focused on the political strife that
has disrupted Nicaragua since the
late 1970s.
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Contras, have tried to
overthrow the Sandinista
government.
Dingerson and Guild are
members of Witnesses for Peace,
a Christian group that has sent
l,5(X) people to Nicaragua for
short-term assignments since
1983.
Dingerson described her group
as one against U.S. intervention
in Nicaragua.
"We arc finding out what's en
ing on and bringing that news
back home," she said.
Dingerson and Guild travelled
to Managua, Nicaragua's capital,
and Jalapa, a village on the
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people distrust the Contras, who
arc now based in Honduras and
continuing efforts to overthrow
the Sandinista government.
"The Contras have no political
legitimacy in the country. I hey
can only have what the U.S.
government provides them,"
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"We were sitting around
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"Those who don't support the
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Contras either," Guild said.
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