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English: Daniel Ortega, a Nicaraguan politician.

Español: Daniel Ortega, un político nicaragüense.

Français : Daniel Ortega, un homme politique nicaraguayen.

Русский: Даниэль Ортега, никарагуанский политик.

Suomi: Daniel Ortega, Nicaraguan poliitikko.

Date

18 December 2008

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Russian Presidential Press and Information Office

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