DANIEL ORTEGA AFIRMA QUE EN NICARAGUA NO HABRÁ MÁS ELECCIONES

On the morning news program "Su Mundo," panelists analyzed the recent statements by Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, who affirmed that no further elections would be held in his country, sparking a broad debate about the future of democracy in Nicaragua. During the program, Ortega's political trajectory was reviewed, from the Sandinista Revolution to his continued hold on power, contrasting this process with other political models in Latin America and defending the importance of respecting democratic institutions, regardless of the ideological orientation of governments. The panelists also reflected on the risks posed by regimes that concentrate power and agreed that political alternation and respect for the Constitution are fundamental elements for preserving democracy. At the national level, the program expressed concern about several violent incidents involving members of armed forces, including cases of femicide and other events attributed to police and military personnel. The panelists raised the need to strengthen psychological and psychiatric evaluations of personnel who carry service weapons. Finally, they called for continued strengthening of institutions and the prevention of violence through public policies focused on mental health, citizen security, and respect for fundamental rights. #DanielOrtega #Nicaragua #Democracy #LatinAmerica #DominicanRepublic #NationalPolice #CitizenSecurity #MentalHealth #SuMundoMorningShow #SuMundoTV #RDNews #CurrentEvents Channel 101 on Claro, 1101 Claro HD, Channel 20 on Telecable Dominicano, Altice Channels 81 and 46 on Wind Telecom. Newspaper: ☑ https://www.sumundodigital.com Instagram ☑   / sumundotv   Facebook ☑   / sumundotv   Twitter ☑   / sumundotv   Website: ☑ https://sumundotv.com Email: [email protected]