Martha Patricia Molina
Martha Patricia Molina is a researcher who has focused on the impact of political repression on religious groups in Nicaragua. Following the theft of convents belonging to the Clarisas nuns by the Ortega-Murillo regime, she highlighted the plight of the nuns, many of whom were of Nicaraguan origin, and condemned the regime's actions as a form of religious persecution. Her insights shed light on the broader context of human rights abuses in Nicaragua, particularly against religious communities.
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Martha Patricia Molina, an exiled lawyer, tracks Catholic persecution in Nicaragua.
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Canada· 2026-01-29
Martha Patricia Molina is a lawyer who reported on the persecution of priests in Nicaragua.
Nicaragua | Una iglesia perseguida, por Gisella López | OPINION
Peru· 2025-05-10
Martha Patricia Molina reported that thousands of religious processions were banned by the dictatorship.
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Nicaragua· 2025-02-28Martha Patricia Molina authored the report detailing the decrease in recorded attacks against religious individuals.
Presentan en España el documental “Nicaragua levantará”, sobre la represión contra la Iglesia católicaNicaragua· 2025-02-19
Martha Patricia Molina is the critical voice against the dictatorship that keeps the flame of denunciation alive even from exile.
La verdad siempre es perseguidaNicaragua· 2025-02-17
Martha Patricia Molina described the confiscation as a profanation of a sacred place.
Régimen inaugura centro tecnológico en instalaciones robadas al centro La Cartuja, MatagalpaNicaragua· 2025-02-15
Martha Patricia Molina is a researcher who commented on the situation of the Clarisas nuns after the robbery.
Monjas Clarisas podrían reubicarse en Barcelona tras el robo de conventos en NicaraguaNicaragua· 2025-02-15