Mexico’s left-leaning president is ordered to stop quoting Pope Francis
Justice system says using religious references in politics is contrary to Mexico’s neutrality and commitment to secularism
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has been warned: religious references are not welcome in politics in the Latin American country.
Mexico’s electoral court on September 6 ordered precautionary measures to stop the broadcast of a promotional video in which the center-left president explicitly refers to Pope Francis and the Gospel.
