NewzThe regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo in Nicaragua has refrained from responding to criticism from the United States regarding a recent constitutional reform. Despite ignoring Washington's remarks, the Nicaraguan government has maintained its diplomatic attacks against several other countries in the region, specifically Costa Rica, Peru, Paraguay, and Guatemala.
The selective silence toward the United States follows significant constitutional changes implemented by the Ortega-Murillo administration, highlighting a distinct shift in diplomatic friction and rhetoric regarding international responses to the reforms.
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