Ortega’s government claims the sovereign right to fight foreign interference in its electoral process.
Daniel Ortega asserts sovereign right to resist foreign interference United States
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- Ortega’s government claims the sovereign right to fight foreign interference in its electoral process.
This brings us back to Daniel Ortega’s declaration during the celebrations in Managua. His government has the sovereign right to fight foreign interference in its electoral process.
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- Nicaragua banned US-sponsored coup leaders from elections, sparking corporate media meltdown - The Grayzone cited evidence
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Origin: extracted from Nicaragua banned US-sponsored coup leaders from elections, sparking corporate media meltdown - The Grayzone · 2026-09-12 08:11