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Nicaragua has announced its withdrawal from the Central American Parliament effective immediately, according to a statement released by the foreign ministry on Saturday. This move comes as part of Nicaragua's ongoing isolation amid accusations of widespread human rights abuses. The announcement follows recent actions such as Nicaragua’s departure from the Organization of American States in 2023 and plans to leave the United Nations Human Rights Council last year, following critical UN reports.
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Nicaragua announced its withdrawal from the Central American Parliament, effective immediately, on October 4. The country's foreign ministry cited national sovereignty as the reason for leaving the parliament established in 1987. This move deepens Nicaragua’s isolation internationally, especially after it left the Organization of American States (OAS) in 2023 and announced its withdrawal from the United Nations Human Rights Council in 2025. The OAS recently urged Nicaraguan authorities to release political prisoners and restore civil liberties. Since April 2018, Nicaragua has faced a severe political crisis marked by social protests that led to over 350 deaths, more than 2,000 injuries, thousands of detentions, and significant emigration.
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Nicaragua announces withdrawal from Central American Parliament
BUENOS AIRES, Oct 4 -
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Nicaragua is withdrawing from the Central American Parliament, furthering its isolation on the international stage as the country is accused of rampant human rights abuses.
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In a statement on Saturday, the foreign ministry said that it had decided to denounce the 1987 treaty establishing the six-country parliament "in the full exercise of its sovereignty".
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It said the move would take immediate effect.
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The government of Nicaragua did not immediately respond to a request for further comment.
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The action followed a resolution on Friday from the Organization of American States that called on Nicaraguan authorities to free political prisoners and restore civil liberties.
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Nicaragua left the OAS in 2023, saying the diplomatic organization had become a tool for US interventionism.
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In 2025, Nicaragua also said it would withdraw from the United Nations Human Rights Council following a UN report that urged the international community to address human rights violations by Nicaragua.
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Nicaragua has been in the grip of a political crisis since April 2018, when social protests that were suppressed by police resulted in more than 350 deaths, 2,000 injuries and thousands of detentions and people fleeing the country.
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Last July, the government run by Daniel Ortega and his wife, Rosario Murillo, announced the country would no longer hold elections.
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Ortega has continuously held power since 2007 following an earlier presidential term in the 1980s.
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