Concluding their 81st plenary assembly, the Bishops of Mexico released a statement urging presidential candidates to strengthen Mexican public life so that Mexicans will want to stay in Mexico.
“We exhort all to join in this spirit of solidarity and to come up with initiatives that appropriately reconcile the sovereignty of states with the respect for the dignity of the person,” the bishops stated. Lastly, the bishops pointed out that Mexico’s next president would have to meet the challenge of “carrying out urgent social changes” so that “Mexicans do not feel they have to abandon the country.”
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