The Government Accuses the President of the Bishops: “They Want Feijóo to Arrive Under Palio, Like the Leader”
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“Each one will see why he feels alluded to, because I have not spoken of the government,” Arguello argues before the letter sent to him by Bolaños and the demand for apology from the executive
Luis Argüello criticizes the fact that the Minister of Justice’s letter came “before the media” and argues that his words about corruption, pride and conversion therapies are taken out of context
The president of the Episcopal Conference has said that this is a quote from St.Augustine and Benedict XVI who made "an appeal at the time of democratic regeneration to the responsibility of all citizens."The president of the bishops calls the government "a band of thieves" and argues: "To the trials I refer" The president of the Episcopal Conference and archbishop of Valladolid, Luis Argüello, said this Friday that he did not speak of the gover…
If something seemed clear after Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Spain a month ago, it was that the waters between the government and the Church were calmer. But a phrase in an act in Madrid has burst that calm: the president of the bishops called the Executive “band of thieves,” and Moncloa’s response has not been kept waiting. Indignometer Level of social impact: 9/10. It affects the negotiation of agreements on migration, historical memory and assista…
IN 30 SECONDS What happened? Luis Argüello, president of the Episcopal Conference, described the government as a “band of thieves” during a conference at the Paul VI Foundation. Who is behind it? Minister Félix Bolaños immediately replied with an official letter. What impact does it have? The response of the Executive tenses Church-State relations and places at the center of the debate the scandals of sexual abuse within the ecclesiastical insti…
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