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In page Protests against Daniel Ortega:

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In regard to changes regarding protests: Assembly rights since 2018 have been limited and restricted. However, it was not until 2021 that an actual law was passed that fully limited the right to assembly. In September 2021, the Supreme Electoral Council, which was filled with members of the FSLN political party, “prohibited in-person rallies of more than 200 attendees for campaigning purposes.”[12] The Council argued that they created this law due to the fear of COVID-19 spreading. Thus, during the 2021 elections, a very limited number of protests occurred due to this law. As a result, many who protested the elections were Nicaraguans outside of the country.[citation needed]