Alberto Suhr

"... Improve, not denigrate, the cause. "After several years, I came to the conclusion that the leaders were not interested ln winning the war or returning Nicaragua to democracy," said Alberto Suhr, a former rebel Intelligence officer forced out of Honduras in late 1984 after an abortive mutiny against Enrlque Bermudez Valera, chief military commander for the Nicaraguan Democratic Forces. Early this ..."

"... beir motivation was to improve, not denigrate, be cause. “After years, I came to be conclusion that be leaders were not b be war or Nicaragua to democracy," sbd Alberto Suhr, a former rebel intelligence officer forced out of Honduras rn late 1984 bler an abortive mutiny Enrique Bermudez chief military commander for bc Nicaraguan Democratic Forces. Early this year Suhr, now a photo shop manager, helped form bc “dissident contra” movement and testified b Washington about rebel problems. While he has "no hard proof," hc sbd he believes profited from ..."

"... last March because. he said, he was "disappointed and fed up.” Of thc contra military leaders, he said: “They don't want to see it end. they're doing too well." Alberto Suhr, a former intelligence officer for the contras who presented a plaque to President Reagan at a ceremony ln Washington last year, recalled seeing a receipt for 5.000 rifles at $600 ..."

"... has nover spoken with tho Times correspondent who wrote the article. Five former officers, provided most of the information in the article; Gerardo Martinez, Gomez Ortega, Marlon Blandon Osorno, Alberto Suhr and one man nat Rivera wha asked not to bo identified. The General Accounting Office found that much of the current appropriation of $27 million for the contras could not ..."