Nicaragua Eliminates the Historic Figure of Vice President and Replaces It with Presidential Appointees
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The parliament controlled by the co-presidential couple liquidates the vice presidency to create the “presidential appointees”, an ambiguous formula that analysts read as an attempt to shield the family control of power
Nicaragua had not been vice president for 20 months.
The Ortega-Murillo regime is once again reforming the Constitution that it made to its measure just 20 months ago, this time to eliminate the vice presidency and replace it with “presidential appointees,” whose powers will remain at the discretion of the co-chairs. Political analysts interpret the maneuver as a possible distribution of power quotas among operators loyal to co-president Murillo in the face of a possible absence of the old Sandini…
The National Assembly of Nicaragua approved a new reform to the Constitution that eliminates the historical figure of vice president and establishes that of the presidential appointees, in a new change to the institutional structure of the country. Through publications on social networks, the legislative body reported that, according to guidelines of the [...]
The National Assembly approved a reform of an article of Nicaragua's Political Constitution to establish the presidential appointees The post Nicaragua replaces the vice presidency with presidential appointees appeared first on TCS Now - Noticias El Salvador.
Managua, Oct 22 (Latin Press) Nicaragua's National Assembly (Parliament) today approved in the first legislature a reform of article 126 of the Magna Carta that incorporates the figure of the Presidential nominees to constitutional rank. The post Nicaragua: First Presidents elected to constitutional rank appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
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