Sacrificio: Who Betrayed Che Guevara? (review)
For serious scholars and individuals interested in the period, Jack Binn's The United States in Honduras: An Ambassador's Memoir (2000) offers a superior perspective on U.S. diplomacy in Latin America at the brink of the Reagan era. Similarly, older studies by Robert Pastor offer a much better perspective on the policy process during this transitional time. The recent works of Katherine Hoyt or Timothy C. Brown will also prove more useful for readers pursuing historical analysis of internal Nicaraguan politics.