Nicaraguan leader Daniel Ortega took a massive early lead in the Central American nation's presidential election, as voters applauded years of solid growth and overlooked the opposition's criticisms that he is installing a family dynasty.
The former guerilla fighter had 71.3% of votes, with 21.3% of polling stations counted, the electoral board said.
Mr Ortega's main opponent, the center-right Liberal Constitutionalist Party (PLC) candidate Maximino Rodriguez, was a distant second with 16.4% of votes.
[rte.ie]
7/11/16
The former guerilla fighter had 71.3% of votes, with 21.3% of polling stations counted, the electoral board said.
Mr Ortega's main opponent, the center-right Liberal Constitutionalist Party (PLC) candidate Maximino Rodriguez, was a distant second with 16.4% of votes.
[rte.ie]
7/11/16
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