Puigdemont uses Holy Week to campaign and speaks of "hypocrisy of Spanish national Catholicism"

The former president of the Generalitat de Cataluña, the fugitive Carles Puigdemont , has criticized through the social network X (formerly Twitter) the "hypocrite" celebration of Easter by what he has called "Spanish national Catholicism".«Celebrating Easter and forgetting that Christianity is contrary to oppression and exclusion seems to me to be a great hypocrisy, very typical of Spanish national Catholicism », he has expressed in his message…

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In yesterday’s world, the Vatican’s devastating criticism of Donald Trump’s immigration policy would have been considered an ordago. It was a very thorough amendment. It occurred shortly after the meeting between the Pope and Vice President J.D. Vance, when Archbishop Diego Ravelli, with the Pontiff sitting next to him, read a paschal message that read: “How much contempt is sometimes manifested towards the weakest, the marginalized, the migrant…

The president in exile recalls that Christianity is 'contrary to oppression and exclusion'