Election Could Alter U S Nicaragua Ties After Sunday Vote
Washington assesses how Nicaragua's election may reshape U S relations with the Sandinistas and Chamorro. Officials warn a tainted result could stall normalization, keeping Contra aid and embargo issues alive while underscoring the risk of a polarized outcome.
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Nicaragua Referendum Ballot Campaign Draws Local Support
LAS organizers hold a vigil at the Kansas Union as 120 people vote on U S policy toward Nicaragua. Of respondents 86 percent favor ending the embargo and 91 percent back normalizing relations if the election is free and fair while 12 percent oppose continuing the embargo.
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