The peace that is there is a peace that has press and radio censorship. a peace that has no labor strikes allowed. a peace that has political prisoners. a peace that has the fear of arbitrary police arrest and political arrest under a 1982 code. a peace where the police have the powers to try and sentence people under the codes that existed under Somoza. a peace where there is confiscation of all of the independent television stations and a peace that has the fear of the turbas. the Sandinista equivalent of the Nazi brown shirts of yesteryear. Two years ago at this time the Contras were rather divided and they were a dispirited force politically and militarily. Their political leadership was divided into three different factions. and most of their fighters were located in refugee camps along the Honduran/ Nicaraguan border. On the diplomatic front. the Contadora negotiations were stalled. Today tile Nicaraguan resistance includes a political leadership that has broadened its representation and military force that is anywhere from 13.000 to 20.000 guerrillas fighting for freedom throughout Nicaragua.