Nicaragua eyes image shift to lure investors in push for loans
Nicaragua's ambassador-designate to Washington Arturo J. Cruz says reshaping the revolution's image is essential to avert economic ruin. He notes talks with a U.S. PR firm to dispel fears of communism and plans exchange visits to show Americans daily life and the system. Cruz, a moderating figure with Washington ties, argues the United States or U.S.-led financial bodies remain the likely aid sources, despite tensions over alleged Sandinista support to guerrillas in El Salvador.
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Advisers Return to El Salvador Not a Withdrawal
Pentagon officials said the planned return of 54 military advisers to El Salvador is routine and not a sign of U.S. withdrawal. Gen. David C. Jones voiced optimism, noting the El Salvador situation differs from Vietnam. Some advisers will depart by early summer, others by September, to complete training duties.
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