The Ortega government, which has joined with its ALPA partners to consistently criticize the United States and regularly abuses the democratic process to advance its own agenda at the expense of the Nicaraguan people, did not deserve the renewal of its transparency waiver
Bob Menendez: “The Ortega government, which has joined with its ALPA partners to consistently criticize the United States and regularly…”
On the recordJuly 30, 2012
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Menendez criticizes the Ortega government for its anti-democratic actions and questions U.S. aid renewal.
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