enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. challenging those in power asking tough questions demanding. as conflict intensify i ll be meeting with kid players on the ground in the centers of. cutting through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account the conflicts. conflict zone with tim sebastian. d.w. . you because i m talking to thomas schanberg about society and the church as president of the central committee of german catholics he represents twenty three million german catholics and they stand back the president of germany has said the round over immigration is dividing the nation where catholics stand on this issue from the perspective of german catholics could there be an immigration demit. that
ought to. be the good thing there may be a limit but we haven t reached it yet and i think this issue has been blown out of proportion because we did cope with the huge wave of immigrants in twenty fifteen or twenty sixteen. and don t forget that many of these people are war refug
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SAN JOSÉ, Costa Rica: Nicaragua announced on Sunday that it had released a number of Catholic clergy members critical of the government, including bishop Rolando Alvarez.
SAN JOSE (Reuters) -Nicaragua said it expelled 19 clergymen to the Vatican on Sunday, including Catholic Bishop Rolando Alvarez, a prominent critic of President Daniel Ortega. Bishop Isidoro Mora, 15 priests and two seminarians who were detained in Nicaragua were also expelled. Nicaragua thanked Pope Francis and other Church members for "the very respectful and discreet coordination carried out to make possible the trip to the Vatican" for the clergymen, in a statement shared on local media outlet El 19.