Daniel Ortega claims that "there will be no more elections" in Nicaragua
"There will not be elections here again so that they will try to catch the government, to catch power," Ortega said on Sunday night in an act to
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"There will not be elections here again (...) so that they will try to catch the government, catch power," Ortega said on Sunday night in an act to commemorate the 47th anniversary of the Sandinista revolution, held in Managua. "They come conspiring (...) looking to organize parties so that in an election they assume, then those parties win the elections," Ortega said, before thousands of followers gathered in a square in Managua.
The same facts are framed differently: Center — “dictatorship” ; Right — “dictatorship”, “regime”.
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"There will not be elections here again (...) so that they will try to catch the government, catch power," Ortega said on Sunday night in an act to commemorate the 47th anniversary of the Sandinista revolution, held in Managua.
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"They come conspiring (...) looking to organize parties so that in an election they assume, then those parties win the elections," Ortega said, before thousands of followers gathered in a square in Managua.
according to Clarín"There will be no elections again": Ortega points to the alternation of power in Nicaragua.
according to BioBio Chile
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