According to ALBA-TCP, these erratic decisions of the Argentine judiciary not only undermine “peace and stability in Latin America and the Caribbean” but also violate the “principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of states.”

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The member states of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America-People’s Trade Treaty (ALBA-TCP) have expressed their strong rejection of the recent decision by Argentine federal judge Ariel Lijo, who issued a court order against Nicaragua’s President Daniel Ortega and his Vice President Rosario Murillo.

In an official statement, ALBA-TCP members described this action as “illegal,” considering it interference in the internal affairs of a sovereign state. They claimed that this is not the first time the Argentine judicial system has acted in a similar manner, recalling a previous case related to Venezuela, one of the member countries of the Alliance.

According to ALBA-TCP, these erratic decisions of the Argentine judiciary not only undermine “peace and stability in Latin America and the Caribbean” but also violate the “principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of states.”

The Alliance reaffirmed its support for the Nicaraguan government, highlighting the legitimacy of Ortega and Murillo, who were elected by popular will.

In this context, ALBA-TCP calls for respect for peoples’ sovereignty and rejection of actions that they consider to be an abuse of power by state institutions in the region.

The Bolivarian Alliance thus positions itself as a defender of national sovereignty and self-determination for the Latin American peoples in the face of illegitimate external interventions.

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