Elections US condemns Nicaragua President Ortega for cancelling elections The U.S. State Department has condemned Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega after he announced on Sunday that the Central American country would no longer hold elections. Ortega’s move cements... By Raphael McMahon - July 22, 2026 READ MORE
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