Nicaragua Cuts Ties with Israel, Vice President Rosario Murillo Calls Israeli Government “Fascist” and “Genocidal”
In a surprising move, Nicaragua’s Vice President Rosario Murillo announced the country’s decision to sever diplomatic relations with Israel. Murillo criticized the Israeli government as “fascist” and “genocidal” during a march for peace and justice in Managua. The government cited Israel’s attacks on Palestinian territories as the reason for the abrupt decision.
This bold move has drawn attention internationally, sparking discussions about the complex dynamics in the Middle East and Central America. The decision to cut ties with a long-standing ally like Israel reflects Nicaragua’s strong stance on human rights and international justice.
As tensions rise between Israel and Palestine, Nicaragua’s decision adds a new dimension to the global conversation. The ripple effects of this diplomatic break are yet to be seen, but it marks a significant moment in Nicaragua’s foreign policy.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.