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CALL IT SOLIDARITY OR CALL IT MEDDLING, NICARAGUA GETS A BREAK ON FUEL COSTS.

Publication: NotiCen: Central American & Caribbean Affairs
Publication Date: 27-APR-06
Format: Online
Delivery: Immediate Online Access

Article Excerpt
Nicaragua has become the second country in the isthmus to benefit from Venezuela's oil diplomacy. Earlier this year, El Salvador's mayors signed a highly unusual pact with Venezuela to supply fuel under favorable terms, and now Nicaragua's Sandinista mayors have followed suit. The deal is lubricated by Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's close political ties to Nicaraguan presidential candidate Daniel Ortega.

On April 25, the Venezuelan government signed a contract with a group of mayors, most of whom are members of the Frente Sandinista para la Liberacion Nacional (FSLN), the party Ortega heads, under whose banner he previously served as president (1979-1990) and now stands as candidate in coming November presidential elections. The agreement between 53 mayors and the state...

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