Father Edwing Román, one of the most critical religious voices of the Nicaraguan regime, anticipated what the “flowery” speech of the vice-dictator Rosario Murillo will be for this Thursday, June 23, Nicaraguan Father’s Day, when sons and daughters claim justice for the murder of their parents, while others demand their freedom.
The religious, through his account Twitter, pointed out that “with what fallacy will the flowery speech come out at noon, congratulating the Nicaraguan parents. When there are children who cry, and demand justice for the murder of their parents by orders of the dictatorship».
He stressed that there are “children who mourn the absence of their parents, turned into political prisoners for fighting for a better future for the children of this country.”
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Likewise, he stressed that some “fathers of families mourn the murder of their children killed in their arms, burned alive, or with direct shots to their innocent hearts that never knew evil.”
On this Father’s Day, the daughters and sons of around 150 political prisoners will not be able to hug or celebrate their parents on their day, because the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega was in charge of imprisoning them.
It is worth mentioning that currently many families have economic problems because the majority of prisoners of conscience guaranteed sustenance in their homes.
Father Edwing Román also questioned whether Rosario Murillo would speak morally about this day, when his regime launched “parents of families forced into exile due to the persecution of the dictatorship, and who on the way have lost their lives drowned by crossing mighty rivers, or in traffic accidents during the crossing».
«Parents of unemployed families for not thinking like them or state workers who are forced to say: «yes sir, yes ma’am». Parents of families within the Army and the police who can no longer stand them. HYPOCRITES! They do not know what it is to form a family », he asserted.
