Nicaragua

Declaration and reservation: Declaration The Republic of Nicaragua, onacceding to this Convention, agrees to apply it in accordance with its domestic laws. Reservations: The Republic of Nicaragua, in the exercise of its sovereignty, does not allow foreigners to enjoy political rights; this is embodied in articles 27 and 182 of the Constitution. Article 91 of the Convention establishes the possibility of formulating reservations at the time of signature, ratification or accession. Consequently, by virtue of the provisions of article 42, paragraph 3, of this Convention, the Republic of Nicaragua will not grant political rights to migratory workers owing to the express prohibition contained in article 27, paragraph 2, of its Constitution, which states: “Foreigners have the same rights and obligations as Nicaraguans, with the exception of political rights and others established by law; they may not intervene in the political affairs of the country.” The Republic of Nicaragua considers that this reservation is not incompatible with the object and purpose of the Convention.