The regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo authorized some Catholic processions after years of restrictions. Investigator Martha Patricia Molina denounces that the celebrations remain under the surveillance of Sandinista structures. The U.S. State Department claims that it remains “deeply concerned” about religious repression in the country The U.S. entry mediated for the regime to allow religious processions under surveillance was first pu…
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The regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo authorized some Catholic processions after years of restrictions. Investigator Martha Patricia Molina denounces that the celebrations remain under the surveillance of Sandinista structures. The U.S. State Department claims that it remains “deeply concerned” about religious repression in the country The U.S. entry mediated for the regime to allow religious processions under surveillance was first pu…