In Mexico, Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos) dates to pre-Hispanic times, in which people commemorate and commune with their deceased loved ones.
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Milei rose to power promising to take a chainsaw to the state. He eliminated entire government ministries, imposed austerity and scrapped regulations.
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“God, family, and country are the foundation of the vision we have regarding our commitment to all of Bolivia, to all Bolivians.”
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The priest was pastor of San Cristóbal Parish in Mezcala, a region rife with drug cartel activity in what was once Mexico’s heroin-producing heartland.
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Jesuit Father José María Tojeira, a leading voice for justice in El Salvador, died suddenly of a heart attack on Sept. 5, while preparing a lecture in Guatemala City.
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“People have expressed renewed hope and faith in this new pope,” said Patrick Espinal, coordinator for a Catholic youth organization in Chiclayo.
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“Under no circumstances can the clergy report the abuses and daily surveillance to which they are subjected,” said a Nicaraguan lawyer in exile.
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“We reiterate our support for palliative care that cares for and accompanies the patient with dignity,” the bishops said.
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The U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs blasted the school’s seizure in a X post, decrying the “cruelty” of the nation’s dictatorship.
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“Many of us do not feel free,” Cardinal Gregorio Rosa Chávez said during an Aug. 4 homily.
