Nicaraguan government releases ink, paper it impounded from newspaper critical of Ortega


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  • Saturday, 08 Feb 2020

A fork lift truck driver moves paper rolls in the La Prensa newspaper printing plant in Managua, Nicaragua February 7, 2020. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Nicaragua's government on Friday released a shipment of impounded ink and paper belonging to La Prensa newspaper, which has been critical of leftist President Daniel Ortega, one of the owners said.

The United States welcomed the release of the ink and paper seized in October 2018. Washington has imposed sanctions on it for human rights violations following a wave of anti-government protests in 2018, and urged Managua to ease restrictions on other organizations.

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