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Safest Country in
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According to a study by the Inter-American Institute on Human
Rights, and a survey of police forces in the Americas, Managua is the
safest capital in the region, and Nicaragua is the safest country in
Central America, and among the safest countries in the
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| Country |
Reported Crimes
per 100,000 Population |
When comparing
Latin American capital cities, Managua
is the safest with a 2.3 intentional homicide rate
per 100 thousand, the lowest in the region. |
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6822 |
| France
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6020 |
| United
States |
5485 |
| Costa
Rica |
1520 |
| Nicaragua |
1177 | |
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Competitive
Cost |
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| Operating Costs
in Nicaragua |
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| Wage and
Benefits |
US $.42 per hr
(minimum wage) |
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US $.67 per hr
(market Wage) |
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| Electricity Cost
(Over 200 KW) |
US
$.0813/KWh |
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| Rent- Industrial
facilities |
US $2.50 - $3.50
per sq. meter |
| Construction
Costs – Industrial facilities |
US $130 per
square meter |
| • Costs are
approximations as of January 2003 and are subject to
change. | |
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