Three time world boxing champion, Alexis Arguello, left, shouts slogans in support of the Sandinista National Liberation Front party, FSLN, during a rally in Managua, Friday, March, 14, 2008. Arguello was elected as Managua mayoral candidate of the FSLN for November's municipal elections. AP Photo logo AP Photo 23 months ago

Three time world boxing champion, Alexis Arguello, left, shouts slogans in support of the Sandinista National Liberation Front party, FSLN, during a rally in Managua, Friday, March, 14, 2008. Arguello was elected as Managua mayoral candidate of the FSLN for November's municipal elections.

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