Nicaraguan Vice President Rosario Murillo, during her customary mid-day speech, justified the repressive actions of her regime, stating that they are fulfilling “the mission of divine justice”, while persecuting the Catholic Church, condemning the religious and banishing them.
“How intense it feels, how beautiful it feels, how beautiful it feels, what fullness one feels when one knows that one loves one’s country, when one knows that one is moving forward on the paths of one’s country, dignity, sovereignty, freedom, when one knows that It does not have the soul of a slave, it does not have a servile soul, there is no selfishness in our hearts, on the contrary, the desire to serve our people, how beautiful, how intense, what fullness one feels when one knows that one is fulfilling missions of divine justice », expressed the spokesperson for the regime to official media.
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«Divine justice that tells us: that poverty is a cardinal sin and we must fight against poverty, divine justice that tells us: human beings are worthy and deserve to defend their dignity and must defend their dignity every day. new times, old times but new times that we managed to make those principles a reality, those values that are of the spirit, that are the imitation of Christ, of Christ Jesus, imitation of Christ a beautiful book, which he read to us in the early days of life », added Murillo, a woman of recognized esoteric beliefs and practices, and who also exudes hatred against her critics every time she appears in public.
The vice president affirms that the main thing for her regime is to “imitate Christ, Christ who lived his passion, his love, his dedication to his neighbor, Christ who did not hesitate to serve his neighbor from that glorious humility that we know him and that we treat in all senses to imitate, to be worthy of Christ Jesus in his greatness, in his humility and in his permanent lessons».
In the act held this Tuesday, February 21, Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega took advantage of his speech to attack the Church in Rome and the bishops of Nicaragua, accusing them of being a “mafia.”
The dictator pointed out that Christ was never arrogant or aggressive, but “he was always in solidarity, his message was always one of peace”, alluding to Monsignor Rolando Álvarez, whom on February 9 Ortega himself called “arrogant” for refusing to to board the plane to be sent to the United States. The regime responded to this action with an express sentence and stripped him of his nationality for being considered a “traitor to the homeland” and violating the peace of Nicaragua.
Likewise, Ortega said that he does not respect “neither kings nor popes” and nor does he respect the Nicaraguan bishops. «What respect can I have for the bishops I have met in Nicaragua, if they were Somocistas? He was a child when the funeral of (Anastasio) Somoza (García, in 1956) happened and the bishops buried Somoza as a prince of the Church, that is, as if he were a cardinal of the Catholic Church, “he reproached.
