U.S. Urges Not to Trade in Nicaragua After Reform That Seeks to Strengthen Ortega’s Power · Global Voices
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Proceso DigitalUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio states that "dictatorships that deny the inalienable rights of their citizens should not enjoy the same economic or political benefits (...)"
U.S. Urges International Partners to Stop Business as Usual Operations With Ortega, Murillo’s “Brutal Dictatorship”
Washington described the constitutional reform as an attempt to entrench an “illegitimate dynasty,” after the ruling party extended Ortega and Murillo’s time in power until 2028 and enshrined in the constitution the ban on opposition members from running for office or holding elected office. La entrada U.S. Urges International Partners to Stop Business as Usual Operations With Ortega, Murillo’s “Brutal Dictatorship” se publicó primero en Diverge…
The parliament approved, Tuesday night in Nicaragua, constitutional changes leading to a system of parsuppresses next year’s elections and increases the presidential term of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, also eliminates the participation of the opposition. Washington talks about imposing a commercial boycott. Tomás Guevara / Public Records / [...] The post U.S. calls for a commercial boycott of Nicaragua appeared first on Public Records.
The head of American diplomacy Marco Rubio urged US international partners on Wednesday to "immediately stop" trade with Nicaragua, after this country's Parliament voted to exclude parties from elections, reports AFP, reports Agerpres.
The United States on Wednesday urged international partners to immediately end normal trade relations with the government of Nicaragua, which the US State Department described as a "brutal dictatorship." The department is responding to Tuesday's constitutional reform approved by the Nicaraguan parliament. The report comes...
The U.S. launches an offensive against the Ortega regime in response to reforms and seeks to close trade siege.The U.S. entry calls on its allies to break trade ties with the Ortega-Murillo regime was first published in Nicaragua Investigación.
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