AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOAS Pressure on Nicaragua: Costa Rica urged “action, not just concern” at an OAS foreign ministers meeting in Washington, calling Nicaragua’s Ortega-Murillo government an “authoritarian drift” and backing a resolution to restore civil liberties, enable free elections with international observation, and release political prisoners. Diplomatic Fallout: The Dominican Republic announced it will withdraw its embassy from Nicaragua, citing the “absence of freedoms” and power concentration under Ortega and Rosario Murillo. Human Rights & Elections: The OAS approved a resolution demanding Nicaragua guarantee human rights, hold free and fair elections, restore separation of powers, disclose the whereabouts of forcibly disappeared people, and return nationality to those stripped of it, with an OAS task force to engage authorities and exiles. Local Culture Spotlight: A Nicaraguan singer, Carlos Cordonero, performed for Pope Leo XIV with mariachi musicians at a Vatican Mass, highlighting how music connects communities. Sports (Nicaragua in the mix): Nicaraguan boxer Jordan Orozco Hernandez won again in Florida, keeping his undefeated streak alive.
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