US EditionEu Renews Sanctions Against Nicaragua for Daniel Ortega’s Repressive Spiral
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The measures affect 21 individuals and three entities, with assets freeze and travel ban. European citizens and companies are prohibited from making funds available to them. Vatican News The Council of the European Union decided yesterday to extend the restrictive measures against Nicaragua until 15 October 2026. The sanctions, already in force, apply to 21 persons and three entities and include the freezing of assets, the prohibition of EU citi…
The Member States of the European Union agreed to extend the sanctions imposed on the regime of the former guerrilla, now Nicaragua's dictator, and his wife Rosario Murillo, one more year after the democratic deterioration and systematic abuses of human rights.
The EU called for an end to restrictions on civic space, respect for the right to dissent and stop all forms of repression, both inside and outside the country. NICARAGUA.- The Council of the European Union (EU) announced on Monday that it extended until 15 October 2026 the sanctions imposed by the political and social situation in Nicaragua. According to the official communiqué, restrictive measures currently affect 21 persons and three entitie…
The restrictive measures affect a total of 21 individuals and three entities, including Rosario Murillo, Vice President of Nicaragua and Ortega’s wife, and the closest circle to the couple including their children, relatives and advisers. The blacklist also extends to police commanders accused of repressing civil society and democratic opposition in Nicaragua through excessive use of force, arrests and torture.
The Council of the European Union, which brings together the Member States, extended on Monday (29.09.2025) until 15 October 2026 the sanctions adopted by the political and social crisis in Nicaragua, reports a DW cable. The Community institution indicated in a statement that the restrictive measures currently in force [...] The entry Council of the EU prolongs sanctions on the Nicaraguan regime was first published in INFOGATE.
The EU extends sanctions against the Ortega circle for a year, in response to the repression and democratic regression in Nicaragua.
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