Priest who fled Nicaragua prays daily for God to free country from ‘cruel regime’
A Nicaraguan priest shares his trials of persecution and exile, and his hope for a free Nicaragua delivered from the oppression of the Ortega regime.
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A Nicaraguan priest shares his trials of persecution and exile, and his hope for a free Nicaragua delivered from the oppression of the Ortega regime.
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The update is the first revision to the guidance since 2017.
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