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A telling indictment of the US policy of attempting to destabilize Nicaragua through a campaign of terror directed at its people. Testimonies of the victims of contra attacks expose the policy of torture, murder, rape, kidnapping, and random violence employed by the people Ronald Reagan describes as the “moral equals of our founding fathers.”

“The most extensive documentation yet to emerge on the conduct of the contra war.”—Washington Office on Latin America/International Human Rights Law Group