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Nicaragua may have a new twist in the upcoming election
I have no idea if there will be war, and I certainly hope not for the sake of all the good people of Nicaragua. But, I'm thinking that Daniel Ortega may have a shake up coming his way and his cadre may be nursing a few embarrassing wounds very soon.
I know the popular thought is that he will be re-elected in 2012, but I have a feeling that some of his "humanitarian" efforts may come under scrutiny. I wonder how this will play out with one of his key American propagandists?
What would happen to any sites and/or news sources about Nicaragua if Ortega's policies were questioned to the extent that it had a major effect on his re-election? Would they change their tune to fit in with a new administration who may not be so friendly? Would the new administration chase them out of the country? Or, would they allow their hair-brained ideologies to continue to represent the Sandinista platform? This should be an interesting time in history!