Ortega Tells Spain Learn
How to Speak
Nicaragua's President
Daniel Ortega advised
top Spanish authorities
in Managua Wednesday to
learn how to speak and
said "we are not a
subject of any King,"
alluding what happened
to the recently
concluded Ibero-American
Summit.
Our Spanish brothers
have to learn about
talking, and realize
that the time of
nobility and kings has
gone down in history,
the statesman stated.
During debates in the
Chilean capital, King
Juan Carlos was bothered
because Venezuelan
President Hugo Chavez
called former President
Jose Maria Aznar a
fascist, and later
abandoned the venue when
Ortega took the floor.
The Sandinista leader
added that he said what
he thought about the
attitude of the Spanish
Union Fenosa
transnational company,
and denounced the
Spanish ambassador's
interference in the last
Nicaraguan elections.
Ortega also stated that
the current Iberian
government chief Jose
Luis Rodriguez Zapatero
had used worst terms to
refer to his
predecessor.
Despite the Spanish
mess, the Nicaraguan
president said he is
satisfied with the Ibero-American
Summit results, and
rejected local rightwing
critics of his speech in
Santiago de Chile. |
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