Comments of the First Commissioner General
Francisco Javier Díaz Madriz,
Head of the National Police Forces,
during the Consultation Process on the Initiative
of Reform to the Political Constitution
Thursday, July 30th 2026
Compañero Doctor Gustavo Porras, President of the National Assembly.
Honorable members of the Executive Board of the National Assembly, distinguished deputies, authorities present:
Receive a respectful greeting on behalf of the Men and Women who make up the National Police.
We are grateful for the invitation to participate in this important Consultative Session on the Reform of our Political Constitution, the Highest Law of the Nation, the legal instrument that guides the institutional life of the State and strengthens the Rights, Duties and Responsibilities of all Nicaraguans.
It is a great honor for the National Police to be part of this process, reaffirming our commitment to fulfilling the constitutional mission that the People and the Law have entrusted to us.
Our armed institution will continue to perform its functions with firmness, responsibility and vocation of service, guaranteeing Peace, citizen security and the tranquility of individuals, families and communities, an indispensable condition for our country’s well-being, coexistence and development.
We reiterate our willingness to continue working with loyalty, obedience, discipline and firm commitment as an institution, acting in strict compliance with the Political Constitution and our Supreme Leadership, to continue guaranteeing Peace, Security, Tranquility for families and strengthening the confidence of the Nicaraguan People in their National Police.
Our Political Constitution establishes in its first Article that: Independence, Sovereignty, National Self-Determination, Security and Peace are inalienable Rights of the People and Foundations of the Nicaraguan Nation. Any foreign interference in the internal affairs of Nicaragua or any attempt to undermine those Rights threatens the life of the People. It is the duty of all Nicaraguans to preserve and defend these rights.
Thank you very much.
