The World - News from Jan. 26, 1986
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Nicaraguan security officials said they uncovered a ring of CIA-trained and -supplied saboteurs planning to blow up targets in Managua, ranging from commercial sites to embassies. They told a Managua press conference that 25 people were arrested on Christmas Day, including a labor leader and an opposition politician. Four of the accused were presented to newsmen, along with weapons and other materials.
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