The New York Times reported that Daniel Ortega planned to abolish elections completely, strengthening his authoritarian grip on the country.
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- The New York Times reported that Daniel Ortega planned to abolish elections completely, strengthening his authoritarian grip on the country.
Quoting the President’s statement completely out of context, The New York Times shrieked that Daniel Ortega planned to abolish elections completely, strengthening his “authoritarian grip” on the country.
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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