Nicaragua is a political stage where a real-life “House of Cards” is now in its second season. It was a shocking … Why doesn’t he show up at all? Ortega wants to live.

Some 22 people close to Ortega and Murillo have been sanctioned, including Murillo herself, since late 2017. In Nicaragua there is no emergency for the pandemic, schools are open, the borders are open, in fact the The government promotes a campaign of small sanitation brigades, accompanied by police, visiting house-to-house all over the country, with no protective mask or gloves, with the objective of distributing information about how to take care of health in the face of Covid-19.Thousands of families have rejected the campaign by not opening their doors to them.With the lack of government preventive measures, the absence of Ortega and Murillo in public, other health vigilance, the Nicaraguan people have resorted to acting on their own, based on the recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO).To be updated with all the latest news and information about Nicaragua and Latin America. The U.S. government has said it wants to pressure Ortega into holding free and fair Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? (American Thinker)  Remember Bianca Jagger? “United States sanctions the dictatorship’s mafia,” Juan Sebastián Chamorro, director of the Civic Alliance said via Twitter. US sanctions son of Nicaragua President Daniel OrtegaMatthew McConaughey grills Dr. Fauci in interview on COVID-19South Dakota's Noem to build security fence around residenceThousands of students, staff sent home nationwide as COVID gnarls school reopeningsGeorgia governor to drop lawsuit over Atlanta mask mandateFILE - In this May 16, 2018 file photo, Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega speaks at the opening of a national dialogue, in Managua, Nicaragua. The message refers to the absence of Nicaragua President Daniel Ortega, who hasn’t been seen in public since the coronavirus pandemic. Because he’s an inept coward and doesn’t know what to say in a crisis like this, and hides, but for his followers, he’s a God who speaks through his priest [Murillo],” wrote the opposition politician Eliseo Nuñez in a tweet.Murillo has been at the front of the coronavirus pandemic in Nicaragua, organizing, marshaling the troops, if you will, even though she hasn’t shown up in person for meetings, but communicates by telephone calls to television stations where she reported the two confirmed cases of covid-19 in the country and on Thursday, Critics say the fear of being infected keeps the presidential couple, who for their age are among the population most vulnerable to this virus.Supporters and defenders justify the absence, arguing that he has delegated the duty of informing his wife and that of prevention to Health authorities.“And Ortega? The dispute boiled over since Costa Rica began May 8 testing all truck drivers entering the country for COVID-19.

Ortega spoke in a nationally televised address on Monday, May 18, 2020, and blamed health monitoring measures taken by Costa Rica for his country's decision to close their two border crossings. Daniel is related to Evonne Eugenia Ortega and Robert E Ortega as well as 3 additional people.

In fact, he hasn’t appeared in public for a month. FILE - In this May 16, 2018 file photo, Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega speaks at the opening of a national dialogue, in Managua, Nicaragua.

The message refers to the absence of Nicaragua President Daniel Ortega, who hasn’t been seen in public since the coronavirus pandemic.The message to ‘be like Ortega’ is to tell Nicaraguans to stay home, not to go out, just as their president is doing.“Ortega doesn’t go to marches or meetings.