I said that, We are going to win.

We shall overcome!

Together we will win.

That's why we'll win.

We're going to win because we have dreams.

Tomorrow morning, we'll take them.

We're going to win because we don't have an agenda.

We are going to win because we don't understand politics.

We're going to win because we are willing to stand up for our dreams.

I thought that we were going to win the case.

We're going to win because we don't play their dirty games.

Which doesn't matter since we will win the future.

We're going to win because the tears that come from our eyes actually come from our hearts.

That same night, Radio Venceremos announced that FMLN had summarily executed the mayor of Guatajiagua, José Alberto López.

FMLN, via Radio Venceremos, began by denying that any wounded men had been executed.

When it heard about the survivors apos reports, FMLN condemned the massacre on Radio Venceremos and in various statements and press releases.

In a Radio Venceremos broadcast and in statements to the press, FMLN took responsibility for the attack.

On 23 October, the Ejército Revolucionario del Pueblo (ERP) tricked Colonel Domingo Monterosa, Commander of the Third Infantry Brigade, into locating and seizing what was thought to be the Radio Venceremos transmission centre.

In a subsequent broadcast on Radio Venceremos, Ismael Dimas Aguilar acknowledged that, as one of the military chiefs of the quot Mardoqueo Cruz quot urban commando responsible for the operation, he had participated in its planning and in the execution of the marines. 484

In a communiqué from the FMLN General Command broadcast by Radio Venceremos on the day Inés Duarte was released, the General Command assumed full responsibility for the operation and described the actions of the commando, including the killing of the bodyguards, as quot impeccable quot .