Centroamérica

Obispos de Latinoamérica se solidarizan con sacerdotes nicaragüenses presos

Declaración se da luego de que el régimen Ortega-Murillo condenara al obispo Rolando Álvarez a 26 años de cárcel

(FILES) In this file photo taken on May 20, 2022 Nicaraguan Catholic bishop Rolando Alvarez speaks to the press at the Santo Cristo de Esquipulas church in Managua. - A Nicaraguan court on February 10, 2023, sentenced the detained Catholic bishop Rolando �lvarez to 26 years in prison, the loss of his Nicaraguan nationality and his citizenship rights in perpetuity, and declared him a "traitor to the homeland". According to President Daniel Ortega Alvarez had refused to join a group of more than 200 detained members of Nicaragua's opposition who were freed Thursday and expelled in a US-bound plane. (Photo by STRINGER / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo taken on May 20, 2022 Nicaraguan Catholic bishop Rolando Alvarez speaks to the press at the Santo Cristo de Esquipulas church in Managua. - A Nicaraguan court on February 10, 2023, sentenced the detained Catholic bishop Rolando �lvarez to 26 years in prison, the loss of his Nicaraguan nationality and his citizenship rights in perpetuity, and declared him a "traitor to the homeland". According to President Daniel Ortega Alvarez had refused to join a group of more than 200 detained members of Nicaragua's opposition who were freed Thursday and expelled in a US-bound plane. (Photo by STRINGER / AFP) STRINGER

El Consejo Episcopal Latinoamericano (Celam) expresó este sábado su solidaridad, cercanía y oración con la iglesia de Nicaragua frente a los atropellos a los derechos humanos que están viviendo los “hermanos nicaragüenses”.

Su declaración se da luego de que, el viernes, la dictadura de Daniel Ortega y Rosario Murillo, condenara a 26 años y cuatro meses de cárcel al sacerdote católico Rolando Álvarez, obispo de Matagalpa, a quien también despojó de su nacionalidad.

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