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Our beloved Eluterio Garcia Jr., age 83, resident of San Marcos, Texas was called by our Heavenly Father on Saturday, January 9, 2021. Eluterio was preceded in death by his parents: Eluterio Sr. & Adela Garcia; sister: Janie Euresti; and brother, Elojio Garcia. Eluterio was a grandpa of many names, there was a grandpa, grandpa Telo, grandpa Eluterio, and grandpa Cats. When he walked into a room you would definitely know he never knew a stranger and always made things better when you had doubt or were feeling down. If you had a chance to speak with him he would tell you stories of his time while enlisted in the United States Air Force (he was very proud of that) and if you had a chance to see him play as a mariachi; you would hear the most beautiful songs. His voice would carry throughout any room in a building. You just knew when he was around the room was brighter and his laugh and carrying on with whoever he could talk to. If he spoke to you about his Mari
Rising orders from U.S. buyers mean exports will now decline 15 to 20 percent as “there is an improvement [in trade] though not enough to offset an overall decline,” said trade lobby group Anitec’s executive director Dean Garcia.
Shipments totaled $1 billion as of September, down 24.7 percent against the same year-ago period, he added. Last year, exports clocked in at $1.8 billion.
In common with other Central American countries, Nicaraguan makers shifted to making healthcare and personal protective equipment, helping offset declines elsewhere. This, helped by the capital city Managua’s decision to avoid strict lockdowns to stem a recession in the impoverished nation, meant many factories continued to operate, producing apparel for the likes of Walmart and Amazon.