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  1. China is reportedly seeking to expand its presence in Nicaragua, while the geopolitical context is influenced by Donald Trump's political return and Russia's support for Nicolás Maduro's regime.
  2. President Ortega criticized Donald Trump's mental state, while the Nicaraguan government held events in Managua.

Ortega blocked future elections in Nicaragua.

8 reports, 7 independent Updated Sep 22
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Ortega blocked future elections in Nicaragua.

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  1. Critics, including Laura Chinchilla and Luis Guillermo Solís, have warned against the consolidation of authoritarian power by the regime in Nicaragua and criticized its disregard for popular choice.Sub-event
  2. US senators push back against Ortega regime's actions regarding election suspension.1 source
  3. Ortega blocks future elections in Nicaragua1 source
  4. Ortega extended his rule by canceling elections.1 source

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President Ortega criticized Donald Trump's mental state, while the Nicaraguan government held events in Managua. All 2 developments

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