David Agren

David Agren covers Mexico as a freelance correspondent for Catholic News Service. His reporting also regularly appears in the Guardian, USA Today and the Washington Post. A native of Canada, he has lived in Mexico City for the past 11 years.

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David Agren cubre México como corresponsal independiente para Catholic News Service. Sus reportajes también aparecen regularmente en The Guardian, USA Today y The Washington Post. Originario de Canadá, ha vivido en la Ciudad de México durante los últimos 11 años.

Mexico City Archdiocese clarifies number of abuse cases reported

The Archdiocese of Mexico City said it reported six cases of priests accused of sexually abusing minors to prosecutors between 2010 and 2017, following a change in the law requiring such crimes to be brought to the authorities' attention.

Mexican bishops don't see explosion as attack on church

Bishops in southern Mexico face threats from organized criminal groups

Mexican bishops condemn attacks on journalists

Mexican bishops call for action on missing persons, mass graves

Mexican bishop who speaks out faces criticism from state officials

Mexican archdiocese: Companies that work on border wall are 'traitors'

As Trump takes office, Mexican priests hear concerns over economic future

Catholic priest found dead in northern Mexico

Mexican priest kidnapped, found alive with signs of torture

Two priests kidnapped, killed in Mexico

Did same-sex marriage issue help sway regional elections in Mexico?

Acapulco archbishop asks criminals for Holy Week truce

Honduran environmental activist's murder sparks outrage

In southern Mexico, pope warns against diminishing importance of family

Mexican prison riot leaves 52 dead on day before pope arrives

In Mexico's Chiapas state, Bishop Ruiz leaves large legacy

More than a saint, Our Lady of Guadalupe represents Mexican identity

Vatican advance team, in Mexico, visits border city of Juarez

Cardinal says in homily Pope Francis will visit Mexico in February

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