OAS Calls for “credible” Election Observation in Nicaragua
The results of the November 7th vote will be “assessed” in the OAS General Assembly, set for November 10th.
Read MoreThe results of the November 7th vote will be “assessed” in the OAS General Assembly, set for November 10th.
Read MoreThe Ortega regime assigns State employees and FSLN sympathizers the task of “guaranteeing the Sandinista vote”.
Read MoreNicaraguan Foreign Minister Denis Moncada met today with his Belarusian counterpart, Vladimir Makéi, in Minsk.
Read MoreSome Nicaraguans in Costa Rica, fearing for their safety after attacks on several compatriots, now seek protection in third countries.
Read MoreThe 2021 Nobel Peace Prize went for the first time to two journalists, María Ressa, from the Philippines and Dmitry Muratov, from Russia.
Read MoreDiplomatic source points out that “there will probably be a refusal to recognize the result” of the November 7 vote.
Read MoreThe abuses have extended to the visitors, who’ve suffered withholding of personal articles and “abusive’ body checks.
Read MoreMany of the accusations filed against the political prisoners mention the crime of money laundering. But who is really doing the laundering?
Read MoreThe study concludes that the Nov. 7th vote in Nicaragua won’t be an “election”, but a dictator utilizing the electoral mechanism…
Read MoreOpponents warn that the Ortega regime will seek to legitimize itself with a post-electoral dialogue announced by a pro-government deputy.
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