Nicaragua: The government’s purges continued as it swept up regime allies reaching back to the 1979 Sandinista Revolution; President Ortega called for the UN’s dissolution and condemned U.S. migration policies.

The article reports on the Nicaraguan government's intensifying internal crackdown, which has now targeted long-standing regime allies and figures from the Sandinista Revolution. Topics include the expansion of political repression and purges, President Ortega's condemnation of international bodies like the United Nations; and his criticism of U.S. migration policies.