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Programs: Spotlight, 11 November, 2008

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Foreign Minister of Nicaragua – Samuel Santos Lopez

Today we will talk about Nicaragua. This Latin American country has always been a close ally of Moscow. In Soviet times this alliance was based on military and financial supply.

After the collapse of the USSR the friendship ended, but these days it has been restored. What is the basis for the alliance this time? Our guest to tell us more is the Foreign Minister of Nicaragua – Samuel Santos Lopez.