Tomás Borges, the last surviving founder of the Sandinista National Liberation Front in Nicaragua, passed away at 81 due to a pulmonary illness. He was a key figure in the Sandinista revolution and served as the Minister of the Interior from 1979 to 1990. Known for his dogmatic and radical views, Borges held various roles, including vice-secretary and ambassador. His death prompted national mourning, with plans for his funeral at the National Palace. Borges' legacy is tied to the Sandinista movement's history and the overthrow of the Somoza dictatorship.

Who was Tomás Borges in relation to the Sandinista National Liberation Front?

• A founding member

• A military general

• A journalist

• A foreign diplomat

What was the significant event that the Sandinista National Liberation Front led after the overthrow of the dictatorship?

• The establishment of a new monarchy

• The initiation of a peace treaty

• The revolutionary process

• The formation of a new political party

During which years did Tomás Borges serve as the Minister of the Interior?

• 1990 to 2005

• 1985 to 2000

• 1979 to 1990

• 1980 to 1995

What was Borges' reputation at the time of his death?

• A moderate and flexible leader

• A dogmatic and radical leader

• An unknown political figure

• A peaceful and diplomatic leader

What action did President Daniel Ortega take following Borges' death?

• Declared a national holiday

• Announced a new election

• Decreed three days of national mourning

• Initiated a peace conference