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INSIDECOSTARICA.COM
| CENTRAL
AMERICA NEWS | Wednesday
03 August 2011 |
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Nicaraguan
Groups
Ready
Election
Campaigns
Managua
-
The
Nicaragua
capital
returned
to
normal
after
almost
three
days
of
religious
holidays
as
political
movements
prepared
to
begin
election
campaigning,
which
officially
starts
on
August
20.
Mayor
Daysi
Torres
attended
almost
all
activities
for
the
patron
saint's
holidays,
which
last
until
August
10,
when
the
18-centimeter
icon
of
Santo
Domingo
is
returned
to
its
starting
point.
In
statements
to
local
media,
Torres
expressed
her
satisfaction
at
the
number
of
people
who
attended
these
celebrations
and
for
the
security
guaranteed
by
nearly
3,000
police
officers.
Amid
the
3-day
religious
holidays,
political
groups
that
intend
to
defeat
the
ruling
Sandinista
National
Liberation
Front
FSLN)
in
the
November
elections
continued
readying
their
respective
election
campaigns.
The
archbishop
of
Managua,
Monsignor
Leopoldo
Brenes,
gave
a
political
touch
to
the
religious
holidays
when
he
demanded
on
Sunday
that
the
Supreme
Electoral
Supreme
Council
respect
the
people's
will
at
the
polls.
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