The Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua : the achilles heal of the revolution / produced by Carlos Davidson.

Program Title:
The Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua : the achilles heal of the revolution / produced by Carlos Davidson.
PRA Archive #: 
AZ0796
Description: 

Documentary from interviews with Norman Bent, a Miskito Indian, and Father Augustine Sambola, a Garifano Indian. Discussed are the resettlement of Miskito villages, the arrest of Indian leader Steadman Fagoth, the U.S. role in shaping the Atlantic Coast, and relations between Indians of the region and the Sandinista government.|THE ATLANTIC COAST OF NICARAGUA : THE ACHILLES HEAL OF THE REVOLUTION / produced by Carlos Davidson. - Documentary from interviews with Norman Bent, a Miskito Indian, and Father Agustine Sambola, a Garifano Indian. Discussed are the resettlement of Miskito villages, the arrest of Indian leader Steadman Fagoth, the U.S. role in shaping the Atlantic Coast, and relations of Indians of the region to the Sandinista government. - RECORDED: Dec. 1984. BROADCAST: KPFA, 1985.

Station: 
KPFA
Date Recorded on: 
Dec. 1984.
Date Broadcast on: 
KPFA, 1985.
Item duration: 
1 reel (28 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., mono.|28:00
Keywords: 
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Nicaragua -- Race relations.
Bent, Norman.
Sambola, Augustine, Father.
Davidson, Carlos.
Miskito Indians -- Government relations.
Miskito Indians -- History.
Indians of Central America -- Nicaragua.
Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua : the achilles heal of the revolution / produced by Carlos Davidson. **The
Distributor: 
Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1985.
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