Nicaragua Moves to Ban “Yankee” Agents From Elections as Trump Policies Hit Economy
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Nicaragua moves to ban “Yankee” agents from elections as Trump policies hit economy
The Sandinista government is pushing a constitutional reform excluding US-funded parties from elections, even as it answers imperialist pressure with concessions to Washington and foreign capital.
By Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español A group of 10 countries in the Americas condemned on Tuesday Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega's plan to end free elections in the Central American country, arguing that this intention is contrary to human rights and the principles of democracy. The post Ten countries in the Americas condemn Daniel Ortega's plan to end free elections in Nicaragua appeared first on KVIA.
In a context of acute religious persecution, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) described as “forced disappearance” the case of the bishop emeritus of the Diocese of Estelí, Monsignor Abelardo Mata Guevara. The Catholic hierarch turns one month in house-to-house regime after being interrogated and charged with financial crimes by the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo. Eric Lemus / Public Records The bishop emer…
A group of seven member countries of the Organization of American States (OAS) expressed their “deep concern” over the recent statements by Nicaragua’s president, Daniel Ortega, about suppressing the Central American country’s elections and reforms that, they warn, violate human rights.
Nicaraguan opponents in exile this Tuesday called on the member countries of the Organization of American States (OAS) to pressure the Nicaraguan government, led by husbands and co-chairs Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, to guarantee free elections in the country. The petition was generated on the eve of an extraordinary meeting of the OAS Permanent Council, which called for a consultation meeting of foreign ministers to consider the situation…
“Many of those we see today disfigured, bad, evil, would like to be here,” stated Nicaraguan Co-President Rosario Murillo, emphasizing that they want to experience the joy of peace and the satisfaction of seeing progress with new roads. “To live as brothers and sisters, to unite to move forward in a challenging, complex, and conflict-ridden world, where war seems to be commonplace across the continent. Here, we strive for peace, we have suffered…
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