AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUN Rights Watch: A new UN report titled “Anatomy of State Cruelty” says Nicaragua’s government has carried out enforced disappearances and escalating rights abuses since 2018, including “preventable deaths” in custody and a chain-of-command pattern tied to repression of political opponents. Diplomacy in New York: Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met UN chief Antonio Guterres and also held talks with Nicaragua’s co-foreign minister Valdrack Jaentschke, with both sides stressing readiness to deepen bilateral ties and highlighting Nicaragua’s electoral reform process. Nicaragua in the spotlight at the UN: During Benjamin Netanyahu’s UNGA address, dozens of delegations—including Nicaragua’s—walked out, underscoring how Nicaragua-related regional politics remain entangled in wider international tensions. Sports—Nicaragua on the pitch: Nicaragua is listed among Group B teams for the Under-15 Baseball World Cup in Mexico, with pool play set to begin this week.
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