U.S. demands action on Nicaraguan decision to end elections
SEP 29, 20264 MIN
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Description
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega made a bombshell announcement this summer that he’s ending national elections. Now, the U.S is pushing leaders in the Americas to confront Nicaragua, and is calling for a rare meeting of the Organization of American States.
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