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Venezuela Approved $50 million for Nicaragua

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Daniel Ortega, Alternativa Bolivariana de las Américas (ALBA), Hugo Chávez, Cuenta Reto Milenio, municipal elections, elections, road construction, Freezing collaboration, Government, Investment, Venezuela, Nicaragua

Source: eluniversal.com
Monday, June 15, 2009

The funds will be used in the projects that were going to be financed by the withdrawn resources of the U.S. Millennium Challenge Fund.
The president of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, announced on Sunday, June 14th that its Venezuelan counterpart Hugo Chávez approved $50 million to the Central American country for the project of territorial, infrastructure, and rural road improvements.

In an article in Eluniversal.com: "Ortega declared that these funds were approved by his Venezuelan colleague, Hugo Chávez, at the Petrocaribe summit held this Friday in San Cristóbal and Las Nieves, and it's called the" DAWN-SOLIDARITY Fund", reported Efe. The Sandinista leader, nevertheless, emphasized that the $50 million will support the parts of the projects that were left unfunded due to the suspension of the U.S. Millennium Challenge Fund dollars."

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