Nicaraguan president wants to abolish elections in his country
According to Ortega, laws are to be drafted to stop the claims of the US-backed “coupists”. The story is over that the
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Ortega and his wife, Co-President Rosario Murillo, led the celebration of the 47th anniversary in the night of Monday (local time) in the capital Managua. There will be no more elections in which they can try to usurp the government, said the 80-year-old former guerrillas in reference to the opposition. Before the 2021 elections, Ortega had all opponents arrested.
Furthermore, Nicaraguan president wants to abolish elections in his country.
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Ortega and his wife, Co-President Rosario Murillo, led the celebration of the 47th anniversary in the night of Monday (local time) in the capital Managua.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThere will be no more elections in which they can try to usurp the government, said the 80-year-old former guerrillas in reference to the opposition.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThere will be no more elections here.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesBefore the 2021 elections, Ortega had all opponents arrested.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesNicaraguan president wants to abolish elections in his country.
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