The OAS assembly will ignore the elections and focus on the vaccine shortage

The main day of the 51st General Assembly of the OAS passed on Wednesday without referring to the situation in Nicaragua, the European Union ruled on the circumstance.

The unknown abbates of the Americas and their agents before the Organization of American States (OAS) tried not to address the circumstance in Nicaragua on Wednesday during the start of the 51st General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS). General Assembly, choosing rather to focus on the fight against the pandemic.

Authorities focused on vaccines, monetary recovery despite COVID-19, and softening participation systems to equally address environmental change.

The Nicaraguan circumstance, which the United States has emphatically underlined, did not enter the full conversation during the underlying 3-hour virtual speech Wednesday with President Joe Biden's mark of the "Revived Act".

Neither the Guatemalan Foreign Minister, Pedro Brolo, President of the General Assembly, nor the Secretary General of the OAS, Luis Almagro, hinted at the Nicaraguan circumstance, after last Sunday's decisions, in which President Daniel Ortega proclaimed himself the winner yet with the doubt of the global local scope.

Almagro limited himself to underlining the importance of recovering the economy in the district and accelerating the components to obtain antibodies, and also warned of the impacts of environmental change.

" Our nations are victims of catastrophes that increase the circumstances and dangers, and many nations have not yet imagined a way out of the pandemic," Almagro said.

The European Union loosens and stands firm

On the other hand, the nations of the European Union put the issue on the table and approached the OAS to reinforce the safeguard instruments of the popular government in the locality and immersed themselves in the circumstances of the Central American country.

European authorities, as long-time viewers, agreed that the new Sunday decisions were pushed aside by a "lack of authenticity".

The Spanish Secretary of State for Latin America and the Caribbean, Juan Fernández Trigo, slowed down and called directly to take a look at Nicaragua.

"We adjust to the protection of the popular government even with any extremist float. Let me insist on the new races that are celebrated in Nicaragua; Spain together with the European Union do not perceive the consequences of the races that need certifications and authenticity," said the high unknown Spanish authority.

Spain was joined by different nations of the former continental mass such as Switzerland, France, Germany, Sweden and the agent of the European Union.

Johannes Matyassy, Swiss Undersecretary of State for Foreign Affairs, said that his nation joins "the trials of the countries" of the global local area to repudiate the public authority of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, who announced themselves successful in leading the country for the next five years despite the denunciations and when the pioneers of the resistance are detained.

The Nicaraguan Minister to the OAS, Arturo Mcfields, reacted to the comments of the European countries that came to the entire meeting to evaluate the issue.

Alvarado said that "in Nicaragua it was decided (late Sunday) freely, without coercion, authorization or pressure... In Nicaragua the Nicaraguans voted without reservations". Rhe authority protected, who blamed European perceptions of "dreams neocolonialists".

On the other hand, the Nicaraguan representative to the OAS asked the party conditions of the association to stop mixing in the swing of his country, in relation to the complaints received by the Ortega government for official disputes.

"We vote free, free from pressure, free from extortion", Ambassador Arturo McFields said during a virtual meeting that preceded the start of the general meeting.