President’s visit to Nicaragua begins with Ordega’s inauguration | News

Following the visit of Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel to Managua, high-ranking figures began arriving this Monday to attend the re-election of President Daniel Ortega in the November 7 election. 76 percent of the vote was recorded.

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Augusto c. Upon arrival at Santino International Airport, the President reaffirmed that this victory was of immense importance to the forces of the left and progressive governments in Latin America and the Caribbean.

“It is a victory that reflects the anti-imperialist beliefs of the people of Nicaragua and their determination to continue advancing in deep political, social and economic change led by the government of reconciliation and national unity,” he said.

The inauguration of Daniel Ortega will take place on Monday afternoon at the Plaza de la Revolucion in the northwest of the capital Managua.

Vice President Rosario Murillo pointed out last Thursday that the inauguration of President Daniel Ortega will be attended by representatives of at least 21 countries, including heads of state and foreign ministers.

Representatives from China, North Korea, Iran, Russia and Syria have confirmed their arrival.

Similarly, Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, Mexico, Argentina, Turkey, Venezuela and Vietnam will send official representations to the inauguration ceremony in Nicaragua.

According to Murillo, the people of Central America on that day will reaffirm their support for the social work that has been promoted for 15 years in the defense of work, peace, the common good and the paradigm of democracy, completeness and unity.

He vowed that after the violent events of 2018 and the coup attempt against President Daniel Ortega, the action would respond to the provisions of the Republican Constitution and reflect victory over evil, hatred, conflict, conflict and secession.

With this inauguration, Daniel Ortega will rule for 26 years and become the longest-serving president of Nicaragua in the presidency.

Daniel Ortega will hold the post of Vice President of the country for the fourth and second time in a row, along with his wife Rosario Murillo, during his fifth five-year term.