Nicaragua Responds to the European Union Due to the Interventionist Declarations
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August 27, 2024 Hour: 10:25 pm
The Government of Nicaragua responded this Tuesday to statements of an interventionist nature by the high representative of the European Union (EU), Josep Borrell, regarding sovereign decisions of the Latin American nation.
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The official statement also reported that “decisions of the Nicaraguan authorities are taken on the basis of the Constitution of the Republic, and the laws that as a country and independent people govern our sovereign institutional functioning”.
“We remind the Lords of the European Union that the history on which their countries are based is one of atrocities and crimes against humanity, committed in the voracious desire to subjugate peoples, to snatch away wealth, natural heritage, cultural and the supreme intelligence of the continents of the world” stressed the Government of Nicaragua.
The statement also said that “a visit to European museums is enough to see how proud they are of the savagery, barbarism, immorality with which countries and peoples conquered who took everything for nothing”.
In this regard, he noted that the genocidal acts carried out daily in Gaza constitute a “a reflection of the bloody crusades and conquests of empires, colonizers and neo-colonialists who still dare to dictate rules to the world that not only ignores them but condemns them”.
The Nicaraguan government called for a halt to the “interference, falsehoods, falsifications and abuses in the name of a pretended and dramatized democracy that bathed in blood, misery, sweat and tears the territories where they settled to kill, exterminate and rob”.
“Please, European gentlemen, with respect to the models and ways of life of brave, free peoples, we firmly reject the hypocrisy in their interventionist voices, and we condemn you every day, for your repudiable history of ignominies” highlighted the communiqué of the Sandinista government.
In this sense, the communiqué expressed its concern about the demands that it described as legitimate from peoples who have not been heard or fulfilled, by those who consider themselves “masters when they represent only the worst and most sacrilegious human species”.
Borrell’s statements are made because the European Union has assessed as very worrying the orders to close at least 1,500 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Nicaragua and called on the government to put “End restrictions on civic space and respect the right to dissent”.
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Fuente: EFE-Europapress-19 Digital
