BEIJING / TAIPEI – China and Nicaragua re-established communications on Friday after the country severed ties with Taiwan called China, developed Beijing in a part of the world that has long been regarded as a United States territory and outraged Washington.
China has stepped up military and political pressure on Taiwan to accept its monarchy claims, venting its anger on a democratic island, which has repeatedly said it will not be exploited and has the right to participate in other countries.
China’s foreign ministry, announcing the decision after meetings with Nicaraguan finance minister and two sons of President Daniel Ortega in the northern Chinese city of Tianjin, said the country had taken the “right decision” based on “people’s wishes”.
Vacation with Taiwan reduces the declining base of the international friends island and contributes to the United States.
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Following months of strained relations between Ortega and Washington, the day came when the US Department of State said it had imposed sanctions on Nestor Moncada Lau, Ortega’s national security adviser, alleging that he was using a fraud and smuggling scheme to enrich Ortega members. Ortega government.
The US Department of State said the Nicaraguan decision did not reflect the will of the Nicaraguan people because their government was not elected freely.
“We know, however, that this deprives the people of Nicaragua of a strong partner in the growth of democracy and the economy,” department spokesman Ned Price said in a statement. “We urge all countries to recognize the institutions of democracy, transparency, the rule of law, and to promote economic prosperity for their citizens to increase contact with Taiwan.”
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The severance of tensions was further disrupted by Taiwan, which now has official relations with only 14 countries, mainly Latin America and the Caribbean, with its foreign ministry expressing “pain and remorse”, saying Ortega had ignored the friendship between the people of Taiwan and Nicaragua.