Biden bans Nicaragua officials from traveling
to U.S. following 'sham' election
Posted By: Come And Take It, 11/17/2021 12:59:05 AM
President Joe Biden on Tuesday placed a travel ban on government officials from Nicaragua from entering the U.S. following Daniel Ortega's victory in what the White House called a "sham" election. In a presidential proclamation, Biden suspended travel for people who "formulate, implement, or benefit from policies or actions that undermine or injure democratic institutions or impede the return to democracy in Nicaragua."
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Filed under "Irony Lost Upon". If anyone in the US could spot a sham election, it would certainly be Mashed Potato Head himself.