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Hi Patrick,
I am glad to read of your plans. Whether you are a bit naive, or whether I and/or other posters are excessively fatalistic - actually I don't think is a vitally important question. The purpose of this website and also this topic are to share information about Central America so that we can each have a fuller perspective to be effective at understanding and engaging with Central America. We don't need to debate/argue as much as share our experiences, plans, analyses.
Does your property have any history of agrarian reform?
I'm also curious whether it is at all troubling to you for Ortega to say that the free market is the enemy of the people (http://www.laprensa.com.ni/archivo/2008/mayo/07/noticias/politica/258302...) - what does it mean in this context for him or other high ranking officials to attract investment?
Peter