Nicaragua's ambassador to the Organization of American States (OAS), Arturo McFields, called his country's regime headed by Daniel Ortega a “dictatorship” on Wednesday, highlighting lack of freedoms, dozens of political prisoners and “powers that be.”
“Denouncing my country's dictatorship is not easy, but continuing to remain silent and defending the indefensible is impossible,” McFields said, in a surprising speech to the OAS Permanent Council.
“There are no independent political parties, there are no credible elections, there is no separation of powers but rather powers that be,” he said.
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