Nicaragua has severed diplomatic relations with Israel, marking a significant shift in its foreign policy. The Central American nation announced this decision on October 11, 2024, citing Israel’s actions in Palestinian territories as the primary reason. The Nicaraguan government, often criticized for its authoritarian rule, condemned the Israeli administration, calling it “fascist” and “genocidal.” This […]
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