transfer power, the only reason he occupies it. For his permanence in it will only contribute to the current contest acquiring new and more violent military dimensions. " On the morning of 18 July, the three members of the Board, Sergio Ramírez, Alfonso Robelo, and Violeta Barrios de Chamorro, left San José, Costa Rica, towards León, where they met with Daniel Ortega and Moisés Hassan Morales. León was proclaimed as the new provisional capital, and the international community recognized them as the legitimate government of the Republic. Shortly after, Urcuyo fled on board a plane to Guatemala. Published books During his exile, he published four books, in which he detailed his experiences of the fall of the Somocist regime and his experiences in exile during the 1980s: Alone – in which he related the last hours of the mandate of the Nationalist Liberal Party (PLN) of Somoza. -Betrayed allies. -Carter and the Communists. -Poetry and Memories – which he dedicated to his family. Among his works is the song to the mother that begins "Being stuck to my being as a conscience, love attached to my love as a sacrament" Death Urcuyo died on 14 September 2001, aged 86, in Managua. References |- 1915 births 2001 deaths Presidents of Nicaragua Vice presidents of Nicaragua Presidents of the Chamber of Deputies (Nicaragua) Nicaraguan anti-communists Nationalist Liberal Party politicians People of the Nicaraguan Revolution