The Organization of American States calls for increased pressure and sanctions on the Nicaraguan regime.
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The Organization of American States calls for increased pressure and sanctions on the Nicaraguan regime.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.OAS expresses deep concern and increases pressure on the Nicaraguan regime.1 source
OAS calls for increased pressure and sanctions on the Nicaraguan regime.1 source
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Differing views on Nicaraguan government legitimacy and accusations of human rights abuses against the regime.Also in this story
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- The Nicaraguan regime sought to extradite Picado from Costa Rica, where he was seeking refuge and was shot.
- UN expert monitors the government's actions in Nicaragua, while Reed Brody serves as an expert on the country amidst the regime's crackdown on dissent.
- The Center for Strategic and International Studies hosted a meeting of Nicaraguan opposition leaders.
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