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Rosario Murillo

Nicaraguan politician
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  • Nicaragua
    Nicaragua
    / Ortega’s return to power

    Ortega’s wife, Rosario Murillo, who had served as the chief spokesperson in Ortega’s previous administration, was elected vice president. As her influence increased in the new government, she and Ortega began to be perceived as copresidents. Their solid grasp of power was threatened in April 2018 when…

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    Ortega’s wife, Rosario Murillo, who had served as the chief spokesperson in Ortega’s previous administration, was elected vice president. As her influence increased in the new government, she and Ortega began to be perceived as copresidents. Their solid grasp of power was threatened in April 2018 when…

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