Nicaragua to Seek OAS Rebuke of U.S.
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WASHINGTON — Nicaragua will request a condemnation of the United States by the Organization of American States for a search made Dec. 29 of the Nicaraguan ambassador’s residence in Panama by U.S. troops, an action described as a “screw-up” by President Bush.
Antenor Ferrey, Managua’s ambassador in Panama City, who was forced to admit the search party, said in an interview here that he will tell his story to a meeting of the OAS permanent council Monday.
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