Nicaragua has announced its withdrawal from the Central American Parliament (Parlacen), according to a statement released by the Nicaraguan Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The government formally denounced the treaty establishing Parlacen, signaling a definitive break from the regional body. This decision arrives amidst increasing criticism from the Organization of American States (OEA) regarding Nicaragua’s political situation. The move further isolates Nicaragua within the Central American community. No specific reasons beyond denouncing the treaty were initially offered, although the OAS has previously voiced concerns about democratic processes within the country. This withdrawal is expected to have significant repercussions for regional integration efforts. The future of Nicaragua’s participation in other Central American initiatives remains uncertain.