“You better look the other way,” says Cardinal de Nicaragua.

The Nicaraguan Cardinal and Archbishop of Managua, Leopoldo José Brenes Solórzano, said this Monday that he prefers that a new leader of the Catholic Church be elected from “another side”, replacing the late Pope Francis, and that, in his case, he is “quiet” in Nicaragua.

Four Nicaraguans, including two priests, were denied entry to Nicaragua during Holy Week, denounced on Tuesday the organization Monitoreo Azul y Blanco. EFE One of the priests who was unable to return to his country because of the refusal of the government presided over by Daniel Ortega along with his wife, Rosario Murillo, is Jalder Hernández, from the archdiocese of Managua, Masaya and Carazo, led by the Nicaraguan cardinal and archbishop of t…

The Nicaraguan Cardinal and Archbishop of Managua, Leopoldo José Brenes Solórzano, said this Monday that he prefers that a new leader of the Catholic Church be elected from "another side" in place of the late Pope Francis, and that, in his case, he is "quiet" in Nicaragua. Cardinal Brenes' entry: "I better look for (papa) on the other hand, I'm calm in Nicaragua" was first published in Proceso Digital.