Nicaragua Moves to Reject International Rulings and Foreign Laws : The Tico Times | Costa Rica News
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Nicaragua Moves to Reject International Rulings and Foreign Laws : The Tico Times | Costa Rica News
Nicaragua’s Parliament on Saturday approved a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at rejecting international rulings and foreign laws. It will be put to a vote in September alongside another initiative seeking to exclude the opposition from elections. The measure, approved during a special session of the National Assembly, will be incorporated into the broader reform package that has drawn international condemnation. On Wednesday, the Organi…
The National Assembly amends the Political Constitution to nullify the validity of any external rule that seeks to undermine national sovereignty.
On Saturday, Nicaragua's Parliament approved a constitutional reform proposal that seeks to ignore international resolutions or foreign laws, and that will be voted on in September along with another initiative to exclude the opposition from the elections. The bill, approved at a special session in the National Assembly, will be included in the text that has generated rejection in the international community. But this Saturday, Congress, control…
Nicaragua’s National Assembly approves two-day OAS initiative plan to annul Nicaragua’s government’s failure to prevent competitive elections
The Parliament of Nicaragua approved on Saturday a proposal for constitutional reform aimed at rejecting international resolutions or foreign laws, which will be voted on in September together with another initiative to exclude the opposition from the elections. The measure, adopted at a special session of the National Assembly, will be included in the text, which generated repudiation in the international community.
On Saturday, Nicaragua's parliament approved a constitutional reform proposal that seeks to ignore international resolutions or foreign laws, and that will be voted on in September along with another initiative to eliminate the opposition from the elections.
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