Política

OEA condena a Nicaragua por ocupación de oficinas del bloque en Managua

El gobierno nicaragüense cerró el 24 de abril las oficinas de la OEA en Managua y adelantó la retirada de sus representantes ante el bloque regional

A member of Nicaragua's Special Forces stands guard outside the headquarters of the Organization of American States (OAS) in Managua on April 25, 2022. - Nicaragua on April 24, 2022, closed the offices of the OAS in the capital Managua and brought forward its planned withdrawal from the bloc, foreign minister Denis Moncada said. Moncada announced his country's immediate split from the OAS and the rescinding of the credentials of its representatives in Washington, saying the "infamous organization" would no longer have offices in Nicaragua. (Photo by Oswaldo RIVAS / AFP)
A member of Nicaragua's Special Forces stands guard outside the headquarters of the Organization of American States (OAS) in Managua on April 25, 2022. - Nicaragua on April 24, 2022, closed the offices of the OAS in the capital Managua and brought forward its planned withdrawal from the bloc, foreign minister Denis Moncada said. Moncada announced his country's immediate split from the OAS and the rescinding of the credentials of its representatives in Washington, saying the "infamous organization" would no longer have offices in Nicaragua. (Photo by Oswaldo RIVAS / AFP) OSWALDO RIVAS

Washington. La Organización de los Estados Americanos (OEA) condenó “enérgicamente” el viernes a Nicaragua por la ocupación y cierre forzado de sus oficinas en Managua por parte del gobierno de Daniel Ortega.

La resolución, aprobada durante una sesión extraordinaria del Consejo Permanente de la OEA en Washington, fue apoyada por 29 de los 34 miembros activos del bloque regional, con la ausencia de Bolivia y Nicaragua. Tres países se abstuvieron: El Salvador, Honduras y San Vicente y las Granadinas.

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