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Milagro del Mar is part of a planned community, which means you can live in this beachfront paradise without giving up the amenities that make your life easier. Each luxury condo was designed to showcase a spectacular view. On one side, the Pacific waves lap at the shore. On the other lie the lush greens of the Pacifica Golf Course with Nicaragua’s famous volcanoes in the distance. For more, visit website www.milagrodelmar.com

 

The Nicaragua-American Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM) is a private business chamber dedicated to promoting trade and investment between the United States and Nicaragua.

AMCHAM has 240 members involved in all sectors of the Nicaraguan economy. The business chamber is a leader in promoting a free market economy, an open society and strengthened relations between the United States and Nicaragua. It’s members are among the leaders of Nicaragua’s economy.

In conjunction with the government, AMCHAM recently published its annual Doing Business in Nicaragua 2011 report, a full guide to the competitive advantages to investing and doing business in Nicaragua. AMCHAM also publishes a bi-monthly magazine for all its members. For more information, visit the website: www.amcham.org.ni.

 

AEI and its partners and shareholders in AEI Nicaragua, S.A. are dedicated to the responsible operation, efficiency and security of its energy generation projects. Our goal is to be the principle owner and operator of essential energy infrastructure in emerging markets where we operate.

We play a key role in the development of the communities we serve, providing energy for their development. In Nicaragua, we operate four power plants: Empresa Energética de Corinto, LTD in Corinto; Tipitapa Power Company, LTD in Tipitapa; Consorcio Eólico Amayo, S.A. and Consorcio Eólico Amayo Fase II in Rivas.

We are committed to the highest standards of ethics, honesty, transparency and excellency in our work. With a commitment to corporate responsibility, we provide a work environment that is safe and healthy, while seeking to improve the quality of life of those living nearby by providing residents with economic, social and community progress. Our respect for the environment and commitment to social responsibility is our obligation as corporate citizens and members of the global community. For more information, visit www.aeienergy.com.

 

 

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Pulitzer Center on Crisis ReportingThe Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting is providing grant money to help support reporting on select stories appearing in The Nicaragua Dispatch and in The Global Post. All Pulitzer-sponsored articles will be clearly marked. www.pulitzercenter.org

 

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