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Derogatory labels used to discredit a person or group rather than address their arguments.
The statement presents only two mutually exclusive conditions — Ortega in power means no free elections, implying the only path to democracy is his removal, with no middle ground or alternative possibilities considered — for example: 'As long as Daniel Ortega controls the Nicaraguan state, Nicaragua cannot have free elections'
“As long as Daniel Ortega controls the Nicaraguan state, Nicaragua cannot have free elections”
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