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US Trade Unfair, Nicaragua's Ortega Says
President Daniel Ortega reiterated his criticism of unfair terms of the free trade agreement signed by Nicaragua with the US and extolled the Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas (ALBA).

Free trade agreements mean unfair trade, as they always benefit larger countries, said Ortega in a speech in Sebaco, 62 miles north of Managua, on Saturday.

He mentioned the example of the tax on the import and sale of tobacco the US is planning to impose which, he said, will affect Nicaragua's tobacco production.

He asserted that ALBA, a pro-integration initiative based on free trade and solidarity promoted by Venezuela, Cuba, Bolivia and Nicaragua, is bearing fruit in his Central American country through Venezuelan and Cuban cooperation in nearly every sector of society.
 
 



 

 

 

 
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