This account of a man who ultimately distinguished himself from the rest of the elites of his country as someone who would not accept the occupation of Nicaragua and play the role of a lap dog or puppet, explains in a very simple manner the nuances in the socio-political evolution of the Central American country that greatly influenced other struggles in Latin America.In Augusto C. Sandino, we see the development of a legend from humble beginnings whose sense of justice made him to go through an epic journey of resistance to the oppressive forces in his country. Even though his betrayal and assassination were traumatic to those who saw him as the beacon of hope in an unfair Western Hemisphere, the political lethargy was short-lived as his legacy sparked off a liberation fervor that transformed the political landscape in Latin America.
Janvier T. Chando, who grew up in the USA, The Netherlands, Russia and Cameroon, has written several bestselling novels including "Disciples of Fortune", "Triple Agent Double Cross", "Flash of the Sun", "The Union Moujik", and "The Girl on the Trail"; and the short story collections "The Usurper: and Other Stories", and "Me Before Them". He is the author of acclaimed works of non-fiction, including, "THE CANARY IN A COAL MINE EFFECT: Recent Political Assassinations That Transformed Countries, Regions and the World","Ukraine: The Tug-of-war between Russia and the West", "FALLEN HEROES: African Leaders Whose Assassinations Disarrayed the Continent and Benefited Foreign Interests", "Cameroon:France's Dysfunctional Puppet System in Africa". He spends most of his time in the United States of America.