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MANAGUA, Nicaragua -- The U.S. ambassador to Nicaragua said Saturday that he sees no need to apologize for criticizing a court ruling opening the way for the possible re-election of leftist President Daniel Ortega. Full Article at The State
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua -- The U.S. ambassador to Nicaragua said Saturday that he sees no need to apologize for criticizing a court ruling opening the way for the possible re-election of leftist President Daniel Ortega. Full Article at Miami Herald
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The U.S. ambassador to Nicaragua said Saturday that he sees no need to apologize for criticizing a court ruling opening the way for the possible re-election of leftist President Daniel Ortega. "I did not do anything for me to apologize for," Robert J. Full Article at ABC News
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua - Demonstrators hurling fireworks chased the U.S. ambassador from a university fair on Friday because of his criticism of a Supreme Court ruling letting President Daniel Ortega seek another term. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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Nicaragua court says Ortega can seek re-election By FILADELFO ALEMAN Associated Press Writer Roberto Candia Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega gestures as he delivers a speech during the closing ceremony of the VII ALBA Summit in Cochabamba, Bolivia,... Full Article at KansasCity.com
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From our point of view, the Supreme Court acted improperly and with unusual speed, in secret, with the participation of justices from just one political movement and with no public debate or discussion
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He should leave Nicaragua
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We are now living in a failed state; we are fighting for democracy and rule of law
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We are very concerned about the manner in which the Constitutional Chamber of the Nicaraguan Supreme Court reached a decision on October 19 regarding re-election for Nicaraguan officials, including the president
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