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On the recordFebruary 6, 2012
I worry about that, and I look at the German Government's announcement that it was cutting aid to Nicaragua due to the EU's concerns about irregularities in that Presidential election.
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Bob Menendez
Democratic · New Jersey
Source
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Editor's note · Context

Menendez expresses concern over the legitimacy of Nicaragua's election and its implications for U.S. aid.

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