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Nicaragua makes a surprising decision on reform that would exclude opposition to the elections

Nicaragua postponed the adoption of a constitutional reform that seeks to exclude opposition parties from the elections until September, an initiative that..

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Nicaragua postponed until September the adoption of a constitutional reform that seeks to exclude the opposition parties from the elections, an initiative that has caused wide international rejection, announced co-president Rosario Murillo on Monday. With an incomparable network of journalists in 151 countries, AFP is also a world leader in digital verification. Since then, he has been re-elected three times in processes questioned by the international community.

Furthermore, The Ortega World takes time with the reform that would exclude the opposition parties. Photo: AFP "They will consult with entrepreneurs, investors, ambassadors; we will report, but also with all the stations of our blessed homeland," he said.

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Nicaragua postponed until September the adoption of a constitutional reform that seeks to exclude the opposition parties from the elections, an initiative that has caused wide international rejection, announced co-president Rosario Murillo on Monday.
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With an incomparable network of journalists in 151 countries, AFP is also a world leader in digital verification.
according to La Nación (CR) — Portada
Since then, he has been re-elected three times in processes questioned by the international community.
according to Semana (CO) — Portada
The Ortega World takes time with the reform that would exclude the opposition parties.
according to La Nación (CR) — Portada
Photo: AFP "They will consult with entrepreneurs, investors, ambassadors; we will report, but also with all the stations of our blessed homeland," he said.
according to Semana (CO) — Portada