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Good Article, Peter!
I am no expert, nor do I have an agenda. I am just a person with an opinion. You confirmed what I have felt for quite some time. It's crazy to buy property in Nicaragua. I always say, never gamble more than you can afford to lose. This seems like a bad bet to me. All you have to do is pay attention to the words and actions of Ortega. And if that is not enough, look at how poor the country is and talk to some of it's citizens. And then check out the bigger picture with Chavez at the helm.
My heart goes out to the Nicaraguans. Many are here, eeking out a better living in Costa Rica. I know a local Cuban who fought for the Sandinistas in the 1970s. He wouldn't buy property in Nicaragua today.
As for the previous comments on your article, anyone motivated by personal interest can find ways to back up their point of view.