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The date in the infobox is off by one month. In the Holy See Press Office biography published when Pope Benedict XVI appointed Rolando José Álvarez Lagos bishop of Matagalpa, the official text states: “È stato ordinato sacerdote il 7 dicembre 1994” (“He was ordained priest on 7 December 1994”). That directly contradicts the article’s 7 November 1994 date.

This sentence places the start of Álvarez’s role in July 2022, but reliable Catholic sources show he was already apostolic administrator of Estelí before then.

• Vatican News referred to him as “Obispo de la Diócesis de Matagalpa y Administrador Apostólico de Estelí” on 23 May 2022, which means he already held that role by that date.
• ACI Prensa reported in May 2023 that Estelí had been sede vacante since 6 July 2021 and that Álvarez was its apostolic administrator.

So July 2022 cannot be the date when he first “took on” that responsibility.

The Holy See’s own news service did not say that all 19 were sent to Vatican City.

Its report states that after their release, “All arrived in Rome on Sunday afternoon, with the exception of one who remained in Venezuela. They are now guests of the Holy See.” That contradicts this sentence in two ways:

1. The destination reported by Vatican News was Rome / the Holy See, not specifically Vatican City.
2. Vatican News says one of the 19 remained in Venezuela, so the statement that Álvarez, Mora, 15 priests and two seminarians were all exiled there is not accurate as written.