CARACAS, July 5 (Reuters) - Nicaragua has not sent troops to the border with Honduras, Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega said on Sunday, denying a claim made by the interim president of Honduras.
Ortega was speaking by telephone from Managua with the Caracas-based Telesur television network.
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