MXNicaragua's National Assembly, controlled by the ruling Sandinista party, approved a constitutional reform extending presidential terms to seven years and barring 'traitors to the fatherland' from holding elected office. The amendment defines 'traitors' broadly, including those who support foreign intervention, organize with foreign funding, or promote economic sanctions against Nicaragua. The reform requires approval in two separate legislative sessions to take effect. President Daniel Ortega, who has governed since 2007, pushed the change, which would apply to various elected positions, including vice presidents, mayors, and judges.
Bias read (Progressive): The article presents the reform as a measure enacted by the ruling Sandinista regime, emphasizing the expansion of executive power and restrictions on opposition figures. It highlights the political dominance of Ortega’s party and frames the reform as consolidating control rather than promoting bip党
