Incorrect LC_MONETARY symbol of es_NI.utf-8

Description of problem:
The currency symbol for Nicaragua is wrong.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
I have tried in Fedora 12. I will comment if I find this in Fedora 13 as soon as I upgrade my system

How reproducible:
Look for the currency symbol

Steps to Reproduce:
1. locale -k LC_MONETARY | grep currency_symbol

Actual results:
currency_symbol="$C"
duo_currency_symbol="$C"

Expected results:
currency_symbol="C$"
duo_currency_symbol="C$"

Additional info:

The currency symbol is C$ but in the system has been set in reverse order.

Sorry I miss one step in order to reproduce

Steps to Reproduce:
1. set system language to ES-ni
2. locale -k LC_MONETARY | grep currency_symbol

The currency symbol/sign for Spanish Nicaragua (es_NI.utf-8) is backward, it
shows "$C" when it should be "C$".

$ locale -k LC_MONETARY | grep currency_symbol
currency_symbol="$C"
duo_currency_symbol="$C"

For a quick reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicaraguan_c%C3%B3rdoba

Moving to glibc component.

$ LC_ALL=es_NI locale -k LC_MONETARY | grep currency_symbol
currency_symbol="$C"
duo_currency_symbol="$C"

Happens in both glibc-2.11.2-1 (f12) and glibc-2.12-2 (f13).

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There's a fix downstream -
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/49246107/langpack-locales_2.11%2Bgit20100304-3ubuntu1.debdiff

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$ LC_ALL=es_NI locale -k LC_MONETARY | grep currency_symbol
currency_symbol="$C"
duo_currency_symbol="$C"

Just tested this error in Fedora 14.

The correct currency symbol for Nicaragua is C$

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On November, 22nd I tried the bug in Fedora 14 and it is still present. That's why I am reopening this bug.

I understand that the closing is a default action for EOL, I did miss to update the version last time I commented. Sorry about that.

Don't reference other bug reporting system.s

I've added a patch.

This package has changed ownership in the Fedora Package Database. Reassigning to the new owner of this component.

I just tried on Fedora 16.

The first command to set the language did not change anything, it gave me the default curency symbol "$"

But then I went to the system seting GUI and changed the locale there.

The GUI shows the symbol correctly and also when I go to the terminal is correct.

Using: glibc-2.14.90-14

I will look for a computer running Fedora 15 to comment on this.

This was fixed upstream on May 2011 and was part of F16:

[law@lugnut locales]$ LC_ALL=es_NI locale -k LC_MONETARY | grep currency_symbol
currency_symbol="C$"
duo_currency_symbol="C$"