Nicaraguan leader proposes extending presidential term by another year
The government-controlled National Assembly is expected to approve the extension in September.It is part of a proposed constitutional reform which also includes plans to bar members of the opposition deemed by the government to be "traitors" or "coup plotters" from running for office. Related topicsNicaraguaMore on this storyNicaragua's legislature debates barring opposition from electionsPublished6 days agoUS secures release of 135 political prisoners from NicaraguaPublished5 September 2024Ortega tightens grip in 'pantomime' Nicaragua votePublished9 November 2021
- ▪The government-controlled National Assembly is expected to approve the extension in September.It is part of a proposed constitutional reform which also includes plans to bar members of the opposition deemed by the government to be "traitors
- ▪Related topicsNicaraguaMore on this storyNicaragua's legislature debates barring opposition from electionsPublished6 days agoUS secures release of 135 political prisoners from NicaraguaPublished5 September 2024Ortega tightens grip in 'panto
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Nicaraguan leader proposes extending presidential term by another yearImage source, Photo by Jesus Vargas/Getty ImagesImage caption, Daniel Ortega, 80, has been in power since 2007ByVanessa BuschschlüterLatin America online editorPublished12 minutes agoNicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, who has been in power since 2007, has proposed extending the presidential term by another year. The government-controlled National Assembly is expected to approve the extension in September.It is part of a proposed constitutional reform which also includes plans to bar members of the opposition deemed by the government to be "traitors" or "coup plotters" from running for office.
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