This man rejected the Tipitapa Accords agreed to by Juan Maria Moncada, and he gained widespread exposure by fighting the battle of Ocotal. This man spread propaganda about his cause through the poet Froilan Turcios and the journalist Carleton Beal, who interviewed this man in the (*) jungle, and for a time he escaped his native country when Emilio Portes Gil welcomed him to Mexico.  This man took up arms to support the presidential claim of Juan Bautista Sacasa and successfully evaded US Marine efforts to capture him. 
This man rejected the Tipitapa Accords agreed to by Juan Maria Moncada, and he gained widespread exposure by fighting the battle of Ocotal. This man spread propaganda about his cause through the poet Froilan Turcios and the journalist Carleton Beal, who interviewed this man in the (*) jungle, and for a time he escaped his native country when Emilio Portes Gil welcomed him to Mexico.  This man took up arms to support the presidential claim of Juan Bautista Sacasa and successfully evaded US Marine efforts to capture him. In 1934, this man was assassinated by the National Guard after being duplicitously invited to a peace conference with Anastazio Somoza. For 10 points, identify this Nicaraguan guerilla leader, whose name was adopted by a "National Liberation Front."
This man rejected the Tipitapa Accords agreed to by Juan Maria Moncada, and he gained widespread exposure by fighting the battle of Ocotal.
Cesar Augusto Sandino