Compaoré, Captain Henri Zongo, and Major Jean-Baptiste Boukary Lengani formed the Popular Front (FP), which pledged to continue and pursue the goals of the revolution and to "rectify" Sankara's "deviations" from the original aims. The new government, in aims of bourgeois support, tacitly moderated many of Sankara's policies. As part of a much-discussed political "opening" process, several political organizations, three of them non-Marxist, were accepted under an umbrella political organization created in June 1989 by the FP.
compaoré captain henri zongo and major jean-baptiste boukary lengani formed the popular front (fp) which pledged to continue and pursue the goals of the revolution and to "rectify" sankara's "deviations" from the original aims the new government in aims of bourgeois support tacitly moderated many of sankara's policies as part of a much-discussed political "opening" process several political organizations three of them non-marxist were accepted under an umbrella political organization created in june 1989 by the fp