Quote by Ronald Reagan

The freedom fighters of Nicaragua ... are the moral equal of our Founding Fathers and the brave men and women of the French Resistance.

The freedom fighters of Nicaragua ... are the moral equal of

Summary

This quote suggests that the freedom fighters in Nicaragua are on par with the revered figures of American history, the Founding Fathers, and the heroic individuals of the French Resistance. It implies that the actions and sacrifices made by these different groups to fight for freedom and justice are morally equivalent. The statement aims to highlight the nobility, courage, and significance of the Nicaraguan liberation movement by drawing a parallel with historical icons known for their struggle against oppression and establishment of democratic values.

By Ronald Reagan

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