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En la década de 1940, los exiliados dominicanos, junto a otros centroamericanos, se unieron en la organizacióndenominada Legión del Caribe con el objetivo de apoyarse mutuamente contra las dictaduras.Acordaron comenzar la lucha contra Trujillo y Somoza, pero la coyuntura aconsejó posponer los planesiniciales y se implicaron en la guerra civil o revolución de Costa Rica de 1948. Los dominicanos HoracioOrnes y Juan Rodríguez dirigieron la activa participación en el conflicto que terminaría con la toma delpoder por José Figueres (presidente de facto de 1948 a 1949), que no hubiera sido posible sin la Legióndel Caribe. Sin embargo, José Figueres no asumió posteriormente su compromiso con la Legión y lasreclamaciones dominicanas nunca se atendieron.In the 1940’s, exiled Dominicans and other Central-Americans joined together in an organization calledthe Caribbean Legion, with the objective of providing mutual support in the struggle against dictatorship.They began by agreeing to fight against Trujillo and Somoza, but circumstances favored the postponementof their initial plans, and their involvement in the Civil War or Revolution of Costa Rica of1948 instead. Dominicans Horacio Ornes and Juan Rodriguez led the active participation in the conflict,which ended with the accession to power of Jose Figueres (de facto President between 1948 and 1949),whose presidency would not have been possible without the Caribbean Legion’s involvement. Jose Figueresdidn’t comply with his commitments to the Legion, however, and the demands of the Dominicanswere never attended

La oposición antitrujillista, la Legión del Caribe y José Figueres de Costa Rica (1944-1949)