Some 124,000 workers in Nicaragua’s manufacturing industry will receive a 7% wage increase, and their salary will be equivalent to about $250. But Donaldo Hernández of the Voice of America reports that some economists consider it insufficient due to the high cost of the basic basket.
Nicaraguan manufacturing workers will receive a salary increase
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