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OEA addresses political crises in Haiti, Venezuela, Bolivia, and Nicaragua

OEA Secretary General Albert Ramdin has issued several warnings and calls for action regarding political stability in the Americas. In Haiti, Ramdin denounced the collusion between politicians and armed gangs, warning that such ties threaten the credibility of upcoming elections. He emphasized that candidates with criminal links should be barred from participating and noted that insecurity remains the primary obstacle to the electoral process.

Regarding Venezuela, Ramdin urged the country to appoint a permanent representative to the OEA to facilitate its democratic transition. He noted that while Venezuela remains a legal member, its seat has been vacant since 2017. Ramdin expressed readiness to assist in the transition and mentioned that behind-the-scenes conversations may be occurring.

In other regional matters, the OEA called on Bolivian political and social actors to avoid prolonged blockades and respect the constitutional government. Additionally, the organization is preparing to convene a meeting of foreign ministers to address the electoral situation in Nicaragua, with the goal of moving beyond mere condemnation toward concrete measures.

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Albert Ramdin · Bolivia · Delcy Rodríguez · Haiti · Nicolás Maduro · Organization of American States · United States · Venezuela

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