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Nicaragua Will Approve an Electoral Reform on September 21 that Will Exclude "Traitors"

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Nicaragua will approve on September 21 in the first legislature a constitutional reform to exclude denationalized opponents from the elections.

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International community condemns dictatorship in Nicaragua Nicaraguan parliamentarians must approve on Tuesday (1st) a constitutional reform that excludes the participation of the opposition in the elections, announced the Speaker of Parliament, Gustavo Porras. ✅ Follow the international news channel of the g1 in WhatsApp Porras had already stated that the project seeks to prevent from contesting elections integral to the opposition that the aut…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Nicaragua will approve on September 21 in the first legislature a constitutional reform to exclude denationalized opponents from the elections.

·Madrid, Spain
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Nicaragua is the country of farce. I mention two examples: the electoral farce of 2021 and the constitutional farce of 2026. In the first farce, Daniel Ortega – along with Rosario Murillo – ran again as the candidate of the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN) and against no one. To make sure he would win he kicked out the [...] The entry From the electoral farce to the constitutional farce was first published in Divergentes.

The National Assembly of Nicaragua, controlled by the ruling party, will approve the reform next September 21 in the first legislature.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Parliament, controlled by the ruling party, began consultations on the new constitutional reform after co-president Daniel Ortega said on July 19 that in his country "there will be no elections again." The post Nicaragua will approve electoral reform that will exclude "traitors to the homeland" appeared first on EL NATIONALA.

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Nicaragua plans to reform its Constitution to exclude denationalized opponents from the elections, generating international concern for the democratic future of the country.

·Lima, Peru
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RPP broke the news in Lima, Peru on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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