A constitutional reform has been approved by the National Assembly, which is controlled by the ruling party. This reform prohibits the application of any foreign laws or regulations within the country. The change adds a new paragraph to the Constitution's article 12. According to this modification, no international law, regulation, or resolution will be legally valid, except for agreements directly signed and ratified by the government.

The reform was approved during a special session at the National Palace of Culture. This move was made by the Ortega-Murillo government. Further details about the implications of this reform can be found through the source. The modification is part of a larger set of changes to the country's constitution.