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President Alvarado does not answer Ortega’s insults of last week

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Costa Rica President Carlos Alavarado did not respond to the attacks and insults by Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega made last week.

The government of Daniel Ortega issued a statement last Friday where it calls Alvarado, among others things, “ill-educated, meddlesome, contemptuous and snoopy” for his criticism of the internal situation in Nicaragua during the XXVI Summit of Heads of State and Government of Latin America, in Guatemala.

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