This people has lost the fear of being afraid
The Co-President of the Republic, Commander Daniel Ortega, in his speech at the central event greeting National Dignity Day, made a historical tour of the struggle of the Nicaraguan people who have lost the fear of fear.
TL;DR
- Commander Daniel Ortega spoke at the central event for National Dignity Day, highlighting the Nicaraguan people's struggle for sovereignty and their loss of the 'fear of being afraid'.
- He referenced historical events such as the battle against William Walker's invasion in 1856, where Nicaraguans like Andrés Castro displayed bravery despite lacking advanced weaponry.
- Ortega drew parallels to the resilience of American activist Brian Willson, who continued to fight against the U.S. government's policies despite severe injury, embodying the spirit of not fearing fear.
- The speech also honored General Sandino, Carlos Fonseca, and other heroes and martyrs whose sacrifices have continuously inspired the nation's resistance.
- The core message emphasizes that losing the fear of fear is crucial for resisting invasion, colonialism, and for advancing the cause of the people.