Secretary of State Marco Rubio described the decision as authoritarian; the opposition calls for international pressure

U.S. Condemns Ortega for Cancelling Elections in Nicaragua

Reliability 66 · high34 min agoJuly 21, 2026

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And from now on, in advance, they cancel the elections they themselves decided to hold in 2027. The Nicaraguan opposition political movement Union for Democratic Renewal (Unamos) asked the international community on Tuesday not to allow Nicaragua's President, Daniel Ortega, to get away with it after saying that elections will not be held again in the Central American country. Nicaraguan opposition urges international pressure after Daniel Ortega's announcement to cancel elections, denouncing repression, lack of democracy and human rights violations in Nicaragua.

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And from now on, in advance, they cancel the elections they themselves decided to hold in 2027.
according to Gestión +1
The Nicaraguan opposition political movement Union for Democratic Renewal (Unamos) asked the international community on Tuesday not to allow Nicaragua's President, Daniel Ortega, to get away with it after saying that elections will not be held again in the Central American country.
according to Gestión +1
Nicaraguan opposition urges international pressure after Daniel Ortega's announcement to cancel elections, denouncing repression, lack of democracy and human rights violations in Nicaragua.
according to RPP