Pastores sandinistas defienden al régimen tras prohibición de ingreso de Biblias a Nicaragua
Pastores y organizaciones evangélicas afines al sandinismo salieron a defender al régimen de Daniel Ortega y Rosario Murillo, tras hacerse pública la prohibición a viajeros de ingresar Biblias a Nicaragua, una restricción documentada en terminales de Tica Bus y confirmada por pasajeros y medios independientes
TL;DR
- Evangelical organizations and pastors supportive of the Sandinista regime defended Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo's government.
- This defense followed reports of a ban on travelers and tourists bringing Bibles into Nicaragua, evidenced by signs at Tica Bus terminals.
- Three religious organizations, identified as close to the government and recipients of state benefits, issued nearly identical statements.
- These statements denied religious persecution, claimed full religious freedom, and stated their pastoral work was proceeding normally.
- The organizations omitted direct reference to the ban on travelers and dismissed the public evidence of the restriction.
- The Conference of Evangelical Pentecostal Assemblies of God of Nicaragua stated it had imported over 12,500 Bibles with state support.
- The Baptist Convention of Nicaragua reported distributing 20,000 Bibles in 2024 and thanked authorities for their support.
- The Federation of Evangelical Churches of Nicaragua (FIENIC) attributed the reports to media and digital information.
- The uniform language and coordinated dissemination of these statements suggest a demand for public loyalty in exchange for state privileges.
- An official explanation for the restriction on Bibles remains absent.