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After nearly 17 years of absence, veteran revolutionary Daniel Ortega returned to the Presidency of Nicaragua on Wednesday (10-1) with a new policy: keep cordial relations with the United States and the countries against the us in the region.He also promised to respect the private economic sector-quite the contrary to what he had done in the 1980s-and supported the free trade agreement of Central America (CAFTA).Last year, he had conquered this central constituency in the election with pledges to fight poverty and corruption. The inauguration of the leftist counterpart, Bolivian President Evo Morales said: "the election of Daniel Ortega brings the power and hope not only to Nicaragua but to all Latin America."But if taken with other left-wing counterpart, Mr. Ortega has many significant changes, advocates favoured more market economy. Other than Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez determined to step up the process of nationalized telecommunications and electricity industries, Mr. Ortega sought to reassure foreign investors right now, committed to keeping economic stability and no major change in policy.He also promised more spending on education and health care in order to improve the living conditions of 80% of the population of the country we have the standard of living is only about $ 2 per person per day.
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