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Rosario Murillo

co-president of Nicaragua since 2025

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  • Oct 3

    OAS unanimously adopts resolution demanding Nicaragua restore elections and release prisoners

    The Organization of American States unanimously passed a resolution urging Daniel Ortega to release political prisoners and restore elections, as Washington condemned Managua for rejecting its ambassador.

  • Sep 2

    Nicaragua passes constitutional reform extending presidential term to seven years and barring opposition

    Nicaragua's National Assembly approved a constitutional amendment in its first reading on 1 September 2026, extending presidential terms to seven years and banning opposition candidates from running in elections.

  • Jun 1

    Indigenous Leader Brooklyn Rivera Dies in Nicaraguan Custody After 971 Days, Sparking Global Outcry

    Brooklyn Rivera, a 73-year-old Miskito leader and former lawmaker, died in a Managua hospital on May 30 after nearly three years of detention by Daniel Ortega's government, which critics call a political imprisonment that ended in a forced disappearance.

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