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Hi Johnannes, I've run across an article that seemed to me a perfect opportunity for you to delve into the reality of the FSLN.
http://www.laprensa.com.ni/archivo/2008/noviembre/20/noticias/nacionales...
You are proud that you interviewed both the PLC and FSLN candidates in your videos, and you deserve to be. However, now it's time to dig deeper than the smooth-talkers in the public light. It is time to do some undercover work.
To prepare yourself for the undercover work, I suggest that you informally (but honestly) interview the author of the article I mentioned above. Ask him to teach you how to verify his claims from his article.
Then go and get to know some of those people who he suggests to you.
What do you think of my suggestion? I may have some more later, but this one strikes me as the right one now.
Peter