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The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, urged Nicaraguan deputies this Friday, November 22, to reject the constitutional reforms ordered by dictator Daniel Ortega because “they could further threaten

Unmistakable with her eccentric multicolored suits and hands full of rings and bracelets, Rosario Murillo, 73, is the powerful and omnipresent wife of President Daniel Ortega, who now makes her rank of

The Nicaraguan Congress approved this Friday a constitutional reform that grants President Daniel Ortega and his wife Rosario Murillo, as “co-president”, absolute control of the powers of the State. The National Assembly

Unanimously, the 91 Sandinista deputies and their satellites in the National Assembly approved this Friday, November 22, in general and in the first legislature, the bill for total reforms, disguised as partial,

MEXICO CITY — The Nicaraguan Parliament, dominated by the ruling Sandinista Front, approved on Friday a constitutional reform that subjects the powers of the State to the Executive, increases control of the

Daniel Ortega’s government is returning Nicaragua to the Stone Age with a constitutional reform that promotes and formalizes control over the media, said the president of the Inter-American Press Association (IAPA), José

Free access to information, freedom of expression and the press in Nicaragua, which the Ortega-Murillo regime has limited and criminalized in recent years, with the reforms to the Constitution that the Sandinista

The Nicaraguan dictatorship presented a draft reform of the constitution before the national Parliament controlled by the same regime, which includes declaring the party flag Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN) as a

Despite the state compaction that the ruling Sandinista Front has applied since August of this year, leaving thousands of Nicaraguans unemployed, the recent reform of the Political Constitution of Nicaragua, sent this

The vice-dictator and soon “co-president” of the Republic, Rosario Murillo, is about to constitutionally become “supreme chief” of the Nicaraguan Army, so the military, from the toughest generals and colonels to the