I disagree with the assertion that D'Escoto is more used to slums than halls of diplomacy. D'Escoto standard of living is very well above Nicaraguan's citizens, owning a mansion that even in Europe would be considered for the rich. By the way, the mansion was giving to him by Ortega after his defeat in the elections of the 1990s, in the process known as la Piñata, a process of revolutionary privatization of state owned property.
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D'Escoto
I disagree with the assertion that D'Escoto is more used to slums than halls of diplomacy. D'Escoto standard of living is very well above Nicaraguan's citizens, owning a mansion that even in Europe would be considered for the rich. By the way, the mansion was giving to him by Ortega after his defeat in the elections of the 1990s, in the process known as la Piñata, a process of revolutionary privatization of state owned property.