Abstract

Get the N.E.D. out of Nicaragua

Nichols, John Spicer | February 26, 1990 issue

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The George Bush Administration, with eager U.S. Congressional support, is pumping millions of dollars into Nicaragua in hopes of blocking the re-election of President Daniel Ortega. However, if the Nicaraguan government were to fund similar campaign activities in the United States, the recipients and conduits of that money would be subject to stiff civil and criminal penalties. Aside from the hypocrisy of the U.S. funding of political parties and organizations opposed to the Sandinistas, the policy appears to have backfired.

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ELECTIONS; BUSH, George, 1924-; ORTEGA, Daniel; UNITED States. Congress; POLITICAL parties; NICARAGUA; UNITED States
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