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Opposition alliance in Nicaragua presents a formula to challenge Ortega amid arrests

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – The opposition Citizens Alliance for Liberty (CxL) presented this Wednesday its presidential candidate to challenge Nicaragua’s President Daniel Ortega in the general elections of next November 7, amid the wave of arrests against political and civil leaders. The former head of the Nicaraguan Resistance, Oscar Sobalvarro, and the former beauty queen of Nicaragua 2017, Berenice Quezada, were proclaimed candidates for president and vice-president, respectively, for the center-right CxL Alliance. That formula was presented in a hotel in Managua, guarded by the National Police, and amid criticisms to the electoral process for the arrest of seven presidential aspirants, the cancellation of the legal entities of two political parties, and the electoral structural control by the Sandinistas.

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Ortega Regime Seeks to Eliminate 24 NGOs, the Majority being Medical Associations

Ortega Regime Seeks to Eliminate 24 NGOs, the Majority being Medical Associations
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Another Nicaraguan presidential hopeful arrested in crackdown

Another Nicaraguan presidential hopeful arrested in crackdown © Provided by Al Jazeera A billboard promoting President Daniel Ortega and his wife and Vice President Rosario Murillo covers a truck driving through Managua, Nicaragua [File: Miguel Andres/AP Photo] Another potential presidential contender has been arrested in Nicaragua as President Daniel Ortega’s crackdown on potential opponents in the lead-up to November elections continues. Noel Vidaurre was put under house arrest and accused of “undermining the sovereignty” of the country, police said on Saturday, in the latest of a series of arrests condemned by the United States and European Union. At least seven presidential hopefuls have been arrested in the crackdown that began in early June with a police raid on the home of journalist Cristiana Chamorro, the daughter of ex-President Violeta Chamorro.

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Nicaragua s Sandinistas Battle Diabolical U S Empire and Poverty on 42 Anniversary of Revolution — Strategic Culture

Nicaragua s Sandinistas Battle Diabolical U S Empire and Poverty on 42 Anniversary of Revolution — Strategic Culture
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Ortega Moves Closer to Putin to Maintain Power

Ortega Moves Closer to Putin to Maintain Power President Daniel Ortega (r) receives his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin at the Managua airport in 2014. During his visit, Putin said Nicaragua is a “very important” partner for Russia in Latin America. Photo: Cesar Perez / EFE / Coinfidencial President Daniel Ortega (r) receives his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin at the Managua airport in 2014. During his visit, Putin said Nicaragua is a “very important” partner for Russia in Latin America. Photo: Cesar Perez / EFE / Coinfidencial Foreign Minister Moncada will meet on July 19 with his Russian counterpart, his priority is respect for the sovereignty of the peoples

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