Nicaragua's President Ortega says no more elections, extending his 20-year rule

Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega has declared an end to future elections, solidifying his grip on power after 20 years in office. The announcement nullifies the upcoming elections slated for November 2027, sparking concerns about the country's democratic future. This move comes amid increasing international scrutiny over Ortega's authoritarian tendencies and the suppression of political dissent. The decision underscores a broader trend in Latin America where leaders are consolidating power, raising questions about governance and human rights in the region.