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US Condemns Nicaragua's Election Ban, Calls for Global Action Against Ortega Regime
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First reported by Ynet · 10 hours ago
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The US condemned Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega's decision to cancel all future elections, calling it authoritarian and urging global action against his regime. Ortega declared Nicaragua will never hold elections again and plans to block opposition participation. The US stressed the Nicaraguan people's right to free elections and called on the world to respond collectively.
- 01US condemns Ortega's permanent election ban in Nicaragua as authoritarian.
- 02Ortega and his wife abandoned any pretense of democratic consent.
- 03US urges international community to act against Ortega-Murillo dictatorship.
- 04Ortega plans laws to block opposition from parliamentary processes.
- 05Ortega's regime has cracked down on dissent and severed Western ties, including with Israel.
- 06Ortega appointed his wife as co-president and designated successor.
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