Nicaragua makes Daniel Ortega and his wife Murillo ‘copresidents,' fueling democratic rebuke
- Nicaragua's Congress approved a reform making Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo 'co-presidents,' consolidating their power further.
- The presidential term was extended to six years, allowing either co-president to choose multiple vice presidents.
- Human Rights Watch reported that these reforms could provide legal cover for systematic human rights violations.
- Critics, including Reed Brody, condemned the reforms as a power grab that undermines the rule of law and basic freedoms.
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