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TRIP OF AMBASSADOR BARBARA C. MOORE TO MATIGUAS, MATAGALPA

The director of health of CARE, Ivette Arauz, shows Ambassador Moore a mural with the advances in health reached in Matiguás with projects financed by the Government of the United States of America. Ambassador Moore also attended the Democratic Forum with the candidates for mayors of that city.

U.S. Embassy and Department of State sponsors seminar DOING BUSINESS WITH CAFTA PARTNERS

With the signing of CAFTA this year, Nicaragua and its neighboring countries as well as the Dominican Republic took a big step towards breaking down trade and tariff barriers between regional and international markets.

U.S. Military donates school supplies to a needy school
The New Color of Money: Safer. Smarter. More Secure
The Network of Terrorism
International Religious Freedom Report for 2004 /NICARAGUA SECTION - New!
New youth oriented web site is launched - New!
Grand Opening of the National Museum of the American Indian
Summits of the Americas
Hope and Rebuilding: Three Years After 9/11
U.S. Engagement in the Western Hemisphere
New E-Journal: Access to the Courts: Equal Justice for All
Trafficking in Persons Report (TIP) / Nicaragua Section
SUPPORTING HUMAN RIGHTS AND DEMOCRACY: THE U.S. RECORD 2003-2004 REPORT / WESTERN HEMISPHERE SECTION
2003 HUMAN RIGHTS REPORTS / NICARAGUA SECTION
Principles of Democracy

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Bush talks to reporters, October 7, about Saddam Hussein's efforts to restart Iraq's WMD program.  (©AP/WWP)

Bush Says Iraq Action Justified Even Without WMD Discovery
President Bush said despite the fact that the Iraq Survey Group has issued a report concluding that Iraq did not have weapons of mass destruction, the United States and its coalition allies were justified in taking military action to remove Saddam Hussein from power. Speaking to reporters at the White House October 7, Bush said the report issued by Chief Weapons Inspector Charles Duelfer on October 6, showed Saddam Hussein was both trying to undermine U.N. sanctions and intending to restart his weapons of mass destruction program. 

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Nicaraguan Pre-Hispanic Ceramic: Tenampua Polychrome Bowl

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