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Abolishing elections could give Washington a reason to apply pressure comparable to its campaigns against Cuba and Venezuela.
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Abolishing elections could give Washington a reason to apply pressure comparable to its campaigns against Cuba and Venezuela.
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Nicaragua dossier
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President Daniel Ortega announced plans to end elections rather than hold the next scheduled poll, further consolidating authority with co-president Rosario Murillo.
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Abolishing elections could give the U.S. a reason to treat Nicaragua to the same sort of pressure campaigns it's mounting on Cuba and Venezuela.
Abolishing elections could give Washington a reason to apply pressure comparable to its campaigns against Cuba and Venezuela.
Open source reportNicaragua's leftist president, Daniel Ortega, announced plans to officially abolish elections rather than bother to hold another sham poll
President Daniel Ortega announced plans to end elections rather than hold the next scheduled poll, further consolidating authority with co-president Rosario Murillo.
Open source reportthe UN's International Court of Justice rejected Nicaragua's case against Germany for shipping weapons to Israel.
The International Court of Justice rejected Nicaragua’s case concerning German weapons shipments to Israel. No court ruling or other public source was supplied.
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