Mexico Refuses to Support US-Led Push to Address Nicaragua’s Election Ban
The OAS approved the measure 29-1 after Mexico said the proposal could exceed the bloc’s authority and violate sovereignty.
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President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo reiterated that the position taken by Mexico in the Organization of American States (OAS) regarding the government of Nicaragua was upheld in the constitutional principles of self-determination of peoples and non-intervention. The president referred to the vote of our country against a resolution promoted by the United States, which catalogues the political crisis in that country of Central America as a threat t…
Mexico refuses to support US-led push to address Nicaragua’s election ban
Mexico abstained from voting on a United States proposal for an emergency meeting of the Organization of American States (OAS) on how to respond to Nicaragua’s decision to bar opposition politicians from running for office. Despite Mexico’s objections, the OAS on Wednesday approved a resolution summoning foreign ministers to an emergency council session by a lopsided 29-1 vote. The OAS is the leading international political forum for Western Hem…
We are Mexico accused the Government of Mexico of being “compliment” to Daniel Ortega’s government, after the Mexican representation abstained in a vote of the Organization of American States (OAS) on the political situation in Nicaragua. Mexico was the only country that did not support or reject the proposal: the vote ended with 29 votes in favor and one against, corresponding to Brazil. The initiative sought to convene a meeting of foreign min…
The party notes that the Mexican government decided to be complicit in Ortega’s “dictatorship” after he abstained from voting in the OAS to address the crisis in Nicaragua
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