Nicaragua announces withdrawal from Central American Parliament
The foreign ministry said the withdrawal takes immediate effect after an OAS resolution called for political prisoners to be freed.
- Nicaragua announced its withdrawal from the Central American Parliament on Saturday, citing the "full exercise of its sovereignty" in a foreign ministry statement that took immediate effect.
- The decision followed a Friday resolution from the Organization of American States that called on Nicaraguan authorities to free political prisoners and restore civil liberties.
- Nicaragua previously withdrew from the OAS in 2023 and left the United Nations Human Rights Council in 2025, establishing a pattern of international isolation.
- President Daniel Ortega and his wife, Rosario Murillo, announced the end of elections Last July, consolidating power as Ortega has governed since 2007.
- Political instability has gripped Nicaragua since April 2018, when police suppressed social protests resulting in more than 350 deaths and 2,000 injuries.
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The Nicaraguan regime announced last Saturday its decision to immediately abandon the Central American Parliament (PARLACEN).The country’s Foreign Ministry sent an official note to the agency’s board of directors to formalize the denunciation of the Constitutional Treaty that gave rise to the regional instance. Mexicans criticize Sheinbaum for not supporting resolution [...] The entry Daniel Ortega’s regime decides that Nicaragua abandons PARLAC…
Nicaragua's regime, led by dictators Daniel Ortega and his wife Rosario Murillo, announced its immediate departure from the Central American Parliament (PARLACEN) after denouncing the treaty establishing the regional organization. (Read more...) Nicaragua's entry to the Parliament was first published in Remolacha - Noticias Dominicana.
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Diario El MundoThe Government of Nicaragua officially communicated to Guatemala its decision to denounce the Constitutional Treaty of the Central American Parliament (PARLACEN), with immediate effect. The notification was sent to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Guatemala, the depositary country of the treaty signed in 1987, and was also communicated to the Board of Directors of PARLACEN. With this decision, Nicaragua begins [...]
The Government of Nicaragua officially communicated to Guatemala its decision to denounce the Constitutional Treaty of the Central American Parliament (PARLACEN), with immediate effect. The notification was sent to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Guatemala, the depositary country of the treaty signed in 1987, and was also communicated to the Board of Directors of PARLACEN. With this decision, Nicaragua begins [...]
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