… in Nicaragua.
“Financing still a mystery”, eh? Does that mean that they already have a business case, but that they’re not telling anyone what’s in it? Of course what they need is an inter-agency group, which would soon find the money. It’s bound to be worth it because, as Mr Ortega said,
… the proposed canal “will permit the country to eradicate poverty and misery.”
As canals always do.
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