The President of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, did not participate in the XXVII Iberoamericana Cumbre of Hoy in Andorra, and is one of the last hours of his Salvadoran homologues, Nayib Bukele, and Venezuelan, Nicolás Maduro.
Following confirmation from Efe Fuentes of Andorra, the organizer of the quote, the Nicaraguan, who had confirmed assistance, finally decided to take the plunge in the plenary of mandates that on this occasion celebrates the semi-presidential manner of the pandemic.
Ortega sums up the likes of Brazil’s presidents, Jair Bolsonaro; Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador; and Paraguay, Mario Abdo; ya las recientes de Bukele y Maduro.
Nicaragua will be represented by its Chancellor, Denis Ronaldo Moncada, and will have 16 presidents participating.
In the Mexican case will be the killer, Marcelo Ebrard, who shares the position of his Gobierno; on behalf of Paraguay, will be the Deputy Minister of External Relations, Jose Antonio do Santos; and in the case of El Salvador is the Vice President, Felix Ulloa.
On the Brazilian side is Kenneth Félix Nóbrega, secretary of bilateral negotiations in the Middle East, Europe and Africa.
The meeting, scheduled for November of the year following the postponement of the pandemic, is celebrating a semi-presidential manner.
In Andorra, the Spanish and Portuguese delegations will be marched on March, which will be translated into geographical, Guatemala and Dominican Republic, anterior and next to the Cumbre.