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Nicaragua to US Ambassador: "Back Off"
Nicaragua's governing Sandinista National Liberation Front and opposition PLC (Constitutional Liberal Party) lashed out Wednesday at meddling statements by US Ambassador Paul Trivelli.

Trivelli told local El Nuevo Diario that the inauguration of Sandinista President Daniel Ortega (in January) and an alleged accord between the FSLN and PLC debased democracy.

FSLN legislator Walmaro Gutierrez urged Trivelli to respect domestic policy since it is the Nicaraguans who decide what they want for their country and not a gringo (US citizen) who tells them what they should have.

PLC Congressman Francisco Aguirre, ex foreign minister from 1997-2001, termed the ambassador's comments undiplomatic.

Yet Eduardo Montealegre, conservative ex presidential candidate for Nicaragua's Liberal Alliance, justified the meddling and criticized Nicaragua's close ties with Iran.
 



 

 

 

 
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