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The latest politics in Latin America today:
Nicaraguan police have taken over five municipalities prior to the election, and per opposition
Nicaraguan police are illegal It dominated five municipalities run by the opposition. "Citizens for freedom" (CxL), according to party officials.
The alleged takeover arises four months before local elections in 153 municipalities nationwide where opposition lawmakers against President Daniel Ortega are facing ongoing persecution.
"All local governments legally elected under the banner of citizens for freedom have been taken over by the government," CxL President Kitty Monterey said on Twitter. Police attacked the party-run city hall, saying.
Ecuadorian Finance Minister leaving government in protest
QUITO – Ecuadorian Finance Minister Simon Cueva has been in the Andean region during a cabinet reshuffle after more than two weeks of protest. Leave the government. The administration said on Monday.
The government will officially announce changes to President Guillermo Lasso's cabinet, and other ministers will resign.
On Thursday, an agreement was signed between the government and indigenous leaders to end the protests.
Tired Argentine investors suffered more political turmoil
London – After Martin Guzman's shocking resignation, Argentina became Sylvina We welcomed a new Minister of Economy to Batakiss.
JP Morgan's Argentine economist Diego Pereira said on Saturday that Guzman's resignation "opened up a new regime of financial and macroeconomic uncertainty." Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.
Discuss Free Trade Agreements in Byden, Trudeau and Mexico
Mexico City – Leaders of the United States, Canada and Mexico at the December Trilateral Conference on the 2018 USMCA Agreement Discuss the conditions. Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said.
"There is a summit to discuss the terms of the trade agreement treaty in Mexico," Lopez Obrador said at a regular press conference.
Mexico's Minister of Economy, Tatiana Clautier, said in an interview published in a local newspaper on Monday that the United States has "distorted" the USMCA by filing labor complaints against Mexico.
Turkish court rejects request to expel Haiti's assassination I refused the request to expel the man I wanted.
Moise, a 53-year-old former businessman who took office in 2017, was shot dead in his private residence in July 2021, but no one was convicted of the murder.
Jordanian businessman Samir Handal was detained on Interpol's red notice when he passed Turkey last November, but his lawyer later requested them. Said that the red notification was lifted accordingly. (Edited by Steven Grattan and Isabel Woodford, edited by Lisa Shumaker)
