
Nicaragua's Parliament begins plan to curb opposition in the country
World National Assembly of Nicaragua began discussions to implement President Daniel Ortega's plans regarding the end of elections 07/21/2026…
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Join the Metrópoles WhatsApp channel Ortega led Nicaragua from 1979, after the Sandinista Revolution, until 1990. End of elections Last Sunday (7/19), the country's president, Daniel Ortega, decreed the end of elections in Nicaragua to prevent opposition politicians — many of them living in exile — from coming to power. At 80 years old and with health problems, he has practically become a puppet of Rosario.
Furthermore, The wave of magical realism has long passed in Latin America, but there is no other literary genre that is more suitable for the couple of revolutionaries who became addicted to the heaviest of drugs, power.
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Join the Metrópoles WhatsApp channel Ortega led Nicaragua from 1979, after the Sandinista Revolution, until 1990.
according to MetrópolesEnd of elections Last Sunday (7/19), the country's president, Daniel Ortega, decreed the end of elections in Nicaragua to prevent opposition politicians — many of them living in exile — from coming to power.
according to MetrópolesAt 80 years old and with health problems, he has practically become a puppet of Rosario.
according to VejaThe wave of magical realism has long passed in Latin America, but there is no other literary genre that is more suitable for the couple of revolutionaries who became addicted to the heaviest of drugs, power.
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