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The U.S. State Department has criticized Nicaraguan co-president Daniel Ortega for declaring that the country will no longer hold elections, a move seen as an effort to consolidate power. The State Department condemned the decision, stating it undermines democratic principles and threatens regional stability.
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The U.S. State Department has criticized Nicaraguan co-president Daniel Ortega for declaring that the country will no longer hold elections, a move seen as an effort to consolidate power. The State Department condemned the decision, stating it undermines democratic principles and threatens regional stability.
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