Nicaragua Under Daniel Ortega’s Second Presidency: Daniel-Style Politics as Usual?, Nicaraguan Post (2009) —
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Nicaragua Under Daniel Ortega’s Second Presidency: Daniel-Style Politics as Usual?, Nicaraguan Post (2009)

"Daniel Ortega, popular from his days as the leader of the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN), has twice served as President of Nicaragua. First known as a fiery revolutionary during his initial term in office, Ortega now presents himself as a mature politician devoted to enacting social change at the service of his beloved country and fellow citizens. However, a close examination of Ortega’s second presidency also reveals crude manipulations of the Nicaraguan electorate, shameless seizures of power and under-the-table deal-making. Danielistas see this as part of his blessings and part of the problem."

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