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Pope Francis expressed his anxiety and pain situation in Nicaragua and called for “an open and sincere dialogue” so that “reasons could be found for coexistence respectfully and peacefully.
In address at the end of the Angelus Prayer in St. Peter’s Square, the Supreme Pontiff did not refer to the arrest this Friday of Bishop Rolando Alvarez of Matagalpa by police agents.
“I follow closely with concern and pain for the situation that was created in Nicaragua that affect people and institutions, I would like to express my conviction and desire that, through open and sincere dialogue, the foundations for a respectful and peaceful coexistence can be found,” said the Pope, who until today did not tell situation in Nicaragua.
The Pontiff also asked the Lord that “through the intercession which Purisima (as the Virgin is known in Nicaragua) would instill in the hearts of all parties such a concrete will.”
illegal arrest
Alvarez, Bishop of the Diocese of Matagalpa and Apostolic Administrator of the Diocese of Estéli in northern Nicaragua, was arrested this Friday at the provincial episcopal palace along with five priests, two seminarians and a cameraman after being given a condition 15 days concluded.
The National Police, led by Francisco Diaz, son-in-law of the president. Daniel Ortegaconfirmed that they carried out a dawn operation in the Bishopric of Matagalpa in which they captured Alvarez and his staff against their will and then transported them to Managua.
Alvarez’s capture, preceded by the arrest of three priests, is the latest chapter in history. strained relationship supported by the Nicaraguan Catholic Church and the Sandinistas, led by President Daniel Ortega.
The same leader called “terrorists” Nicaraguan bishops who acted as mediators of a national dialogue aimed at finding a peaceful solution to the crisis that Nicaragua has been experiencing since April 2018. (E.F.E.)
Source: RPP
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