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Ortega Warns against US Drug Operations in Nicaragua
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Ortega Warns against US Drug Operations in Nicaragua
President Daniel Ortega warned that he will not allow the US Drug Enforcement Agency to mount operations against international drug trafficking in Nicaraguan soil.

"One has to be very careful with those DEA operations, because some times, operations are mounted with unforeseen interests that go beyond the struggle against drug trafficking," he noted.

The Nicaraguan president made his remarks while closing the activities to mark the 27th anniversary of the country's Naval Force.

In his opinion, drug enforcement operations in Nicaragua have to be carried out by local police and armed forces.

Nicaragua, like most of Central America, is used by international drug traffickers as transit for the drug bound for the US, the world's largest market, he recalled.
 



 

 

 

 
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