Nicaraguan Law Enforcement Action on US Officials Could Harm Bilateral Trade, State Says
A Nicaraguan expulsion on June 14 of three U.S. government officials on temporary duty assignment could harm the bilateral relationship of the two countries, “particularly trade,” and the State Department has expressed its disapproval to the Nicaraguan ambassador to the…
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U.S., Francisco Campbell, a State spokesman said during the agency’s June 16 press briefing (here).