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Economy & Business - April 2006
NICARAGUA: Textile investment
The International Textile Group from the US is to invest US$100m in a new textile plant in the country. The significance of the announcement was underlined by the fact that the president of the ITG, Wilbur Ross, made it jointly with the President of Nicaragua, Enrique Bolaños, in Miami.
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