OAS chief Albert Ramdin wants more pressure on Nicaragua, including economic and flight measures, before the 21 September electoral-reform vote.
NICARAGUA · POLITICS
Key Facts
—What happened: The head of the Organization of American States called on Sunday for more pressure on Nicaragua before a key vote.
—The vote: On 21 September, Nicaragua’s ruling-party assembly will approve a reform barring “traitors” from elections.
—The tools: Secretary general Albert Ramdin listed economic measures, flight restrictions and diplomatic isolation as options.
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They say the 1 September inauguration of President-elect Hakainde Hichilema will render scrutiny of the disputed vote “moot”.
