CII Promotes Investment in Nicaragua

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Jacques Rogozinski, general manager of the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC), said funds from the CII are available for "any business from a member country which create jobs..", wrote Laprensa.com.ni.

The presidential representative for investments, Alvaro Baltodano, stated that previously, the CII only offered funding for projects over $ 2 million, but now they are making loans starting at $ 100 thousand.

Source: laprensa.com.ni

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