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Weekly Report - 16 August 2005
NICARAGUA: Caputo claims breakthrough in resumption of 'dialogue'
Dante Caputo, special envoy of the OAS, appears to have made headway towards the resumption of the three-sided 'dialogue' (between the government, the Liberals and the Sandinistas) broken off in mid-April. The government has proposed a date, not yet disclosed and the Sandinistas have agreed. The next step is to hammer out an agenda. In the background, there is intense jockeying for the selection of an
anti-Sandinista candidate.
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