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Ortega to announce
cease-fire proposal
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Nicara
guan President Daniel Ortega, after
talks with House Speaker Jim
Wright, D-Texas, said Thursday he
has come up with a “concrete propo
sal” for achieving a cease-fire with
the Contra rebels.
Ortega, here for a meeting of the
Organization of American States,
told reporters he will announce his
plan today.
There were stong hints that the
proposal would include a role for
Wright in the efforts to reach a
cease-fire, but Ortega said he could
not provide details because “we’re
still refining all of this.”
As Ortega spoke, Nicaraguan
Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo,
who has been designated intermed
iary in pending cease-fire talks be
tween the Sandinistas and the Con
tras, was heading for Washington
and was expected to take part in to
day’s announcement.
Congressional sources said last
week that Wright had declined an
offer to serve as a cease-fire interme
diary because he did not have the
time and felt that such a role was in
appropriate for someone outside of
Central America.
But meetings Wednesday and
Thursday between Wright and Or
tega left the impression that the
speaker may have agreed to play a
role. Last week, Wright said he
might be willing to send a congres
sional delegation to Nicaragua to
verify the cease-fire.
After seeing Ortega, Wright met
with Secretary of State George
Shultz to discuss Central America
and other issues, and then met with
members of the Nicaraguan Resis
tance, the Contras’ political arm.
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(AP) — Three suspects charged in
the 1985 slayings of six Americans,
including four Marine guards at the
U.S. Embassy, were ordered freed
Thursday under a new amnesty pro
gram.
Military Judge Jorge Alberto Ser
rano ruled the three, said to be leftist
guerrillas, should be freed under the
program providing amnesty for po
litical prisoners, which was enacted
as part of the new Central American
peace plan.
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tually would be released from jail.
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statement, “As a matter of policy, we
believe that those responsible on
both the right and left for terrorist
acts or crimes against U.S. citizens
should not be allowed to escape jus
tice.”
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ing Salvadoran army uniforms
opened fire with automatic weapons
on patrons at two outdoor cafes in
San Salvador’s “Pink Zone,” a strip
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offshoot of one of the five guerrilla
armies that form the Farabundo
Marti National Liberation Front,
which has been fighting the U.S.-
backed government for the past
eight years.The government has au
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prisoners since last Friday under the
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