The massive cancellation of legal status in Nicaragua has already reached members of the ruling party. The government closed four of these organizations, historically recognized in the country. In total, the National Assembly has already disqualified 1,350 organizations, associations and foundations.
Ortega closes 4 organizations of members of the ruling party in Nicaragua
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