Presidential Agreement No. published in La Gaceta this Monday, December 6th. By 204-2021, Daniel Ortega rescinded the recent appointment of Siddhartha Francisco Marin Aras as Nicaragua’s extraordinary and authoritative ambassador to Cuba.
On November 24, when Ortega fired Louis Cabrera Gonzalez, who had been in office for 14 years, he was appointed, and Marin Arras remained in office for only 11 days.
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ர To cancel the appointment of Comrade Siddhartha Francisco Mine Aroos, who was the extraordinary and absolute ambassador of the Republic of Nicaragua before the Government of the Republic of Cuba; Presidential Agreement No. dated November 24, two thousand and twenty-one years. Contained in 196-2021, refers to the agreement coming into force this Monday.
Again, he was appointed for a short time
In August 2018, Marin Arras was appointed Permanent Representative to the post of Extraordinary and Full Ambassador to the United Nations (UN), which lasted less than a month, but he retained Ortega’s Advisory Minister for Policy and International Affairs.
He previously served as Ambassador to Ecuador and performed diplomatic functions in Peru. Prior to returning to the Ortega government, Marin served as an official in the Foreign Ministry.
According to the website of the Society of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), Marin is still recognized as the Advisory Minister for Presidential Policies and International Affairs, and he was appointed to this position in August 2018.
Changes in Nicaragua’s representation in Cuba took place shortly after the Ordega regime’s decision. “Free visa” for Cuban citizens, According to a statement from the Interior Ministry, “for the purpose of promoting trade, tourism and humanitarian family ties.”
The Cuban ambassador presented the certificates
On the other hand, the new Cuban ambassador to Nicaragua Jorge Luis Mayo Fernandez presented copies of the letters of intent to the regime’s President Dennis Moncotta Colindras this Monday, according to official 19 Digital Media.
As of this Monday, Moncada said Mayo Fernandez is beginning his mission as Cuba’s ambassador to Nicaragua.
“I reiterate all our aspirations, our support and all our sentiments, and with great pride in being in this country where we have built so many historical ties and fraternities, we accept a lofty responsibility. At no cost,” said the Cuban ambassador.
