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2025 in Nicaragua
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The following lists events in the year
2025 in
Nicaragua
.
Contents
Incumbents
Events
Predicted and scheduled
Holidays
Deaths
See also
References
External links
See also:
2025 in Central America
Incumbents
President
:
Daniel Ortega
and
Rosario Murillo
(since 30 January)
Vice President
:
Rosario Murillo
(until 30 January)
Events
30 January – The
National Assembly
officially amends the
Constitution of Nicaragua
to extend the presidential term to six years from five and declares President
Daniel Ortega
and his wife, Vice President
Rosario Murillo
, co-presidents, among other measures.
[
1
]
4 May – Nicaragua announces its withdrawal from
UNESCO
, citing its decision to award the
UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize
to the newspaper
La Prensa
for its reporting amid a government crackdown.
[
2
]
19 June – Exiled opposition figure
Roberto Samcam
is shot dead at his residence in
San Jose, Costa Rica
.
[
3
]
Predicted and scheduled
23–31 August –
2025 FIBA AmeriCup
[
4
]
Holidays
Further information:
Public holidays in Nicaragua
Source:
[
5
]
1 January –
New Year's Day
17 April –
Maundy Thursday
18 April –
Good Friday
1 May –
Labour Day
19 July –
Liberation Day
14 September –
Battle of San Jacinto
15 September –
Independence Day
8 December –
Immaculate Conception
25 December –
Christmas Day
Deaths
14 June –
Violeta Chamorro
, 95,
president
(1990–1997).
[
6
]
See also
List of years in Nicaragua
References
↑
"Nicaragua amends constitution, grants 'absolute power' to president and his wife"
. France 24. 31 January 2025
. Retrieved
31 January
2025
.
↑
"Nicaragua is quitting a UN agency over a press freedom award. Here's a look at the issue"
. AP News. 5 May 2025
. Retrieved
5 May
2025
.
↑
"Outspoken Nicaraguan opposition figure shot to death at his home in Costa Rica"
. AP News. 20 June 2025
. Retrieved
20 June
2025
.
↑
"FIBA confirms Nicaragua as host of AmeriCup 2025"
.
FIBA
(Press release). 22 December 2023.
↑
"Nicaragua Public Holidays 2025"
.
Public Holidays Global
. Retrieved
8 October
2024
.
↑
"Fallece expresidenta Violeta Barrios de Chamorro"
.
La Prensa
(in Spanish). 2025-06-14
. Retrieved
2025-06-14
.
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