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Home›News›Nicaraguan Government Sends Two More Dredgers on San Juan River
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November 9, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Nicaraguan Government Sends Two More Dredgers on San Juan River

The Nicaraguan government will put two more dredges to work on the Río San Juan despite an open dispute with Costa Rica, according to Edén… (ticotimes) [mappress] Source: ticotimes, November 9, 2010;

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The Nicaraguan government will put two more dredges to work on the Río San Juan despite an open dispute with Costa Rica, according to Edén…

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Source: ticotimes, November 9, 2010;

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