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Venezuela to Aid Nicaragua Recover From Rain Damages
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Venezuela to Aid Nicaragua Recover From Rain Damages
A high-rank delegation of the Venezuelan government arrived in Managua to evaluate the damage caused by torrential rains in Nicaragua, and to determine the kind of aid Nicaraguans need.

Infrastructure Minister Jose David Cabello, the head of the body of engineers of the Army Gen. Noel Grisanti Housing Vice-minister Edith Gomez figure as part of the delegation, led by Foreign Minister Nicolas Maduro.

Count on the committed, militant, generous and humanist solidarity of President Hugo Chavez, Maduro announced at his arrival this Friday at Augusto C. Sandino international airport, Managua.

Venezuelan diplomacy leader said that the delegation will make its evaluation on the basis of the report Nicaraguan authorities will present.

The assistance of Caracas was committed by Chavez, as a result of the damages caused by the intense rains of the last days in west Nicaragua, with at least nine people dead and more than 13,000 victims reported.

The Head of State communicated by phone with his Nicaraguan colleague Daniel Ortega, to get interested in the situation, and to promise all the assistance needed to cover damages.
 
 



 

 

 

 
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