Nicaragua Faces Election Impasse: 'US Can No Longer Interfere'

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega announced that elections will no longer be held in the country, effectively eliminating the possibility of a transfer of power through the ballot box. Ortega made this statement during a ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the 1979 Sandinista Revolution, emphasizing that the opposition will not be allowed to return to power through elections. Nicaragua is at the forefront of political developments. Ortega asserted that the old political structures, which he claimed were backed by the US, will not be allowed to regain power.Ortega did not provide details on how the decision to abolish elections will be implemented. This development could have significant implications for Nicaragua's political future.