Mexico

Mormon authorities want to know what it’s like on the front lines for their 62,000 missionaries assigned to proselytize in nations across the globe.

Organized criminal groups have threatened bishops in Guerrero as they serve a region rife with drug cartel activities and parishes located in impoverished indigenous communities where people eke out existences by cultivating opium poppies.
 

Mexican bishops have expressed "support and solidarity" with journalists after attacks on reporters and editors and reinforced Mexico's reputation as a deadly and dangerous country to work in the media.