-
mainly active on Nicaragua's
Atlantic coast.
YATAMA had its
roots in the
MISURASATA (Miskito, Sumo and Rama
Sandinista Alliance) and the MISURA/KISAN organisations...
- bombed, he "voluntarily withdrew" from the
contra struggle. A
third force,
Misurasata,
appeared among the Miskito, Sumo and Rama
Amerindian peoples of Nicaragua's...
-
MISURASATA's next publication, Plan of
Action 1981,
MISURASATA leadership were arrested. Soon after, two
militant factions separated from
MISURASATA:...
- two
former friends,
Steadman ****oth of
MISURA and
Brooklyn Rivera of
MISURASATA.
Delegates met on
August 31, 1985, and
founded KISAN on
September 3. On...
- ethnocide" in Nicaragua. The
Indians formed two
rebel groups – the
Misura and
Misurasata. They were
joined in the
north by
Nicaraguan Democratic Force (FDN) and...
- the
indigenous peoples in Nicaragua.
Means supported the
Miskito group MISURASATA (later
known as YATAMA),
which was
allied with the Contras. He traveled...
- the
first letters of
prominent tribes;
similar to the
later Nicaraguan Misurasata) to
unite the
tribes against the Vietnamese.
There was a related, well-organized...
-
Front (FRS) with such
groups as the
Nicaraguan Democratic Movement (MDN),
MISURASATA and FARN. A.R.D.E.
quickly gained momentum in the
southeast of Nicaragua...
-
neutral institutions dominated by the
Miskito - the
Moravian Church and
MISURASATA, both of
which had come to play an
important part in
Mayangna cultural...
- Coco zone was
proclaimed in 1983, and
lasted until 1988. In 1983 the
Misurasata movement, led by
Brooklyn Rivera, split, with the
breakaway Misura group...
