
Nicaragua's congress, controlled by President Daniel Ortega, announced a work plan to suspend elections in the country. This follows Ortega's order to end holding elections. The United States and the United Nations strongly condemned the move, with the US secretary of state calling for international action against the Ortega regime. The decision represents a further consolidation of authoritarian rule in Nicaragua.
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Congress controlled by Daniel Ortega announced a 'work plan' to suspend elections.
The UN strongly condemned the move to suspend elections.
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Daniel Ortega ordered that the country should no longer hold elections.
The Guardian<p>US secretary of state says international community should ‘join forces’ against authoritarian Ortega regime</p><p>Nicaragua’s congress, controlled by the country’s long-serving president, Daniel Ortega, has announced a “work plan” to implement the authoritarian leader’s order that the country should no longer hold elections.</p><p>The UN and the US strongly condemned <a…
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Daniel Ortega ordered that the country should no longer hold elections.
The GuardianUS secretary of state said the international community should join forces against the Ortega regime.
The GuardianNicaragua's congress, controlled by Daniel Ortega, announced a work plan to suspend elections.
The GuardianThe UN strongly condemned the move to suspend elections.
The GuardianThe US strongly condemned the move to suspend elections.
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