Mexican Bishop Receives Death Threat Amid Wider Debate on Church’s Role
Bishop Juan Espinoza Jiménez of Aguascalientes received a death threat offering 40,000 pesos for an attack. The threat sparked condemnation from the Catholic hierarchy and calls for protection. In his homily, Espinoza criticized government accountability and called on citizens to participate in public affairs. State prosecutor Manuel Alonso García announced an investigation into the threats, while state legislators called for protection measures. This incident highlights ongoing risks faced by Church leaders who speak out against violence and government actions in Mexico. More: Zenit
