Fernando Agüero facts for kids

Fernando Bernabé Agüero Rocha (born June 11, 1920 – died September 28, 2011) was an important politician from Nicaragua. He helped start and lead a political group called the Social Conservative Party in 1988. He was known for his role in Nicaraguan politics for many years.

Early Life and Education

Fernando Agüero Rocha was born in Managua, Nicaragua, which is the capital city. He grew up there and later became a lawyer. He was very interested in helping his country and making it a better place. This led him to a career in politics.

A Leader in Politics

Agüero Rocha became a well-known figure in Nicaraguan politics. He believed in conservative ideas, which often means wanting to keep traditional values and a strong economy.

Presidential Campaign

In 1967, Fernando Agüero Rocha was chosen to run for president. He represented a group of parties called the 1966 National Opposition Union (UNO). They were trying to challenge the powerful Somoza family, who had ruled Nicaragua for a long time. His campaign faced serious challenges, including difficult events at his rallies in Managua.

The Kupia Kumi Pact

Later, in 1971, Agüero Rocha signed an agreement called the Kupia Kumi pact with Anastasio Somoza Debayle. This agreement was seen as controversial by some people. A "pact" is like a special agreement or deal. This one was important because it shaped how politics worked in Nicaragua at that time.

Later Years and Legacy

Fernando Agüero Rocha continued to be involved in politics throughout his life. He passed away in Managua, Nicaragua, when he was 91 years old. He died from pneumonia. He is remembered as a key figure in Nicaragua's political history, especially for founding the Social Conservative Party.

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In Spanish: Fernando Agüero Rocha para niños