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MANAGUA -- The proprietors of a Managua discotheque apologized Tuesday to a black woman who represents Nicaragua in the Central American Parliament and who reported them to the authorities for denying her admission because of her race.

The owners of the El Chaman night spot offered their "sincere apologies" to lawmaker Bridget Yvonne Budier Bryan, a member of Nicaragua's governing Sandinista party.

Budier, a native of the Caribbean coastal town of Bluefields, whose residents are mainly of African, indigenous or mixed heritage, branded the disco as racist for denying her admission when she tried to enter with four dark-skinned friends.

She protested to public prosecutors, who have carried forward her complaint following the Feb. 6 incident.

El Chaman's owners promised to investigate the case and take the necessary steps to avoid such incidents in the future.

"We repeat before Nicaraguan public opinion and particularly to the community on the Caribbean coast that El Chaman deeply regrets that legislator Budier and her companions felt discriminated against," they said.

They said in the letter that the discotheque has &quot;an admission policy that basically refers to legal age, dress code, drunkenness, aggressive attitudes, and other considerations,&quot; but not skin color. <span style="font-weight: bold">The Palestinian-descended proprietors </span>of El Chaman said that they are &quot;multi-ethnic.&quot;

Nicaragua's national ombudsman, ex-Sandinista guerrilla Omar Cabezas, demanded Monday that the authorities close at least three discotheques in Managua where acts of racial discrimination have been reported.

He said that El Chaman, Hipa Hipa and Brothers, all located in an affluent area of the capital, do not accept blacks among their clientele.

People of African descent represent around 5 percent of Nicaragua's population.

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<span style="font-weight: bold">US set to deport more than 30,000 Haitians</span>


MIAMI, USA (AFP): The United States is set to deport more than 30,000 Haitians to their impoverished homeland, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokeswoman said Tuesday.

Deportation orders have been processed for 30,299 Haitians and they are starting to be implemented, with hundreds of Haitians awaiting the return home, the ICE spokeswoman said.

&quot;Last week we had nationally 30.299 Haitians on final order of removal, meaning that an Immigration judge ordered them to be deported from the United States,&quot; said spokeswoman Nicole Navas.

Meanwhile &quot;598 Haitians are detained and 243 with electronic monitoring,&quot; Navas explained.

Haiti is the Americas' poorest nation. In recent months it was lashed by four deadly hurricanes that killed 800 and worsened food shortages.

On an October visit to Miami, Haitian President Rene Preval once again urged the United States to grant Haitians in the country temporary protection status to avoid their deportation.

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Re: ah sah...aint dis a byatch indeed

yu done know mi nah stop bun fiyah pon em racist latin-american countries and their ridiculous brainwashing of black people;
mi nuh bizniz where dem come from...

a more fire!!!!!