RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - After the elections in Nicaragua, where President Daniel Ortega was reelected, Argentina called for "dialogue and democratic coexistence" in that country. In this way, it joined the claims of the United Nations Commissioner, which expressed its "concern" for the situation of the detained opposition leaders, demanding "respect for the human rights of all the population" of that nation.
Through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, under the command of Santiago Cafiero, it was expressed through a message that "the Argentine Republic ratifies its historical commitment with the defense of Human Rights and firmly supports the work of . . .
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