Apparently they are two different fronts and if the analogy is fruit both are rotten and in reality I would choose the bananas,
Ortega is a leader of a "banana republic", and all thanks to him, like Fidel, once installed in power has used all the tricks to stay fulfilling the cliche of becoming what they fought, a small monarchy (like Somoza's) of more than 23 years in power and financed at first by Bill Clinton and the CIA and now by its trading partner China.
With respect to the processions, it happens that as in all leftist regimes the Catholic Church is being persecuted, in Latin America it is more difficult to repress it because of the number of believers, so it represents a challenge to uproot this faith without representing a political cost.
And well the German left is not far behind, The left wing party "Links" and the "traffic light" destroyed as best they could the most important economy in Europe reducing it to a war economy, some are starting to compare it to a banana republic, and looking for all politicking means to stay in power, including illegal immigration and what this vote represents.
Both Germany and Nicaragua are proxy countries in this war, that must be accountable to those with whom they submit. Then so continuing with the comparison, I think they are all in the same fruit bowl.