Messico, la diocesi di Oaxaca smentisce l'esistenza del sacerdote della sua diocesi.
www.sinembargo.mx/18-09-2016/3093878La Arquidiócesis rechaza la existencia de un sacerdote de Oaxaca con VIH que supuestamente abusó de 30 niñas
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La Arquidiócesis dijo que la publicación Hablemos de México amenazó hace unas semanas, tras la oposición de la Iglesia a matrimonio igualitario, con publicar una supuesta lista de sacerdotes y obispos homosexuales en la que figuraba José Ataulfo García, de quien, aseguró, no existe registro en la Diócesis de Oaxaca.www.eluniversal.com.mx/articulo/nac...erdote-abusadorArquidiócesis se deslinda de presunto sacerdote abusador
Através del Sistema Informativo de laArquidiócesis de México detalló que las diócesis que conforman la Provincia de
Oaxaca no existe elregistro del sacerdote JoséAtaulfoGarcía
La Arquidiócesis de México negó que el supuesto sacerdote José Ataulfo García, quien presuntamente había abusado de niñas en Oaxaca
y era portador de VIH, pertenezca a ese órgano eclesial y mucho menos que lo haya “absuelto de sus delitos”.
Luego de que el pasado 8 de septiembre Anonymous-México publicara que la Arquidiócesis de México absolvió al sacerdote por falta de
pruebas, el arzobispado indicó que "la existencia de tal sacerdote es cada vez más dudosa".
A través del Sistema Informativo de la Arquidiócesis de México (SIAME) detalló que las diócesis que conforman la Provincia de Oaxaca no
existe el registro de tal ministro.
"Fue la publicación Hablemos de México la que hace unas semanas, tras la oposición de la Iglesia Católica a las iniciativas presidenciales
para aprobar el mal llamado 'matrimonio igualitario' en todo el país, amenazó con publicar una supuesta lista de sacerdotes y obispos
homosexuales en la que guraba
este personaje", destacó.
Según Anonymous-México, el sacerdote José Ataulfo García desempañaba su misión en las comunidades indígenas de Oaxaca y que,
además de estar infectado del VIH-SIDA, había abusado de más de 30 niñas de entre 5 y 10 años, según lo había confesado él mismo.
Al respecto, la Arquidiócesis de México, a través de su vocero Hugo Valdemar Romero, explicó que “este supuesto sacerdote ni pertenece a
la Arquidiócesis de México (como arma
Anonymous-México) ni mucho menos ha sido absuelto, como arman
de forma irresponsable y
maliciosa la publicación”.
Por su parte, recientemente el arzobispo de Antequera Oaxaca, José Luis Chávez Botello, al ser cuestionado sobre el tema, explicó que son
reacciones “de alguna parte” que quieren hacer callar las voces que están llamando a la paz.
Dijo: “El Papa también ha sido atacado por algunos grupos. Yo los invito, ya les he dicho, cuando haya eso, investiguen en serio, no sean
sólo resonancia de lo que se dice. Las mentiras se van cayendo solas”, indicó.
Aseguró que son distractores que habría que cuidar mucho: “pido, no nos distraigamos, no lo conozco, no es de la Arquidiócesis”.
Prete e bimba
www.newstime24.it/notizie/sacerdote...9-di-30-ragazzeUn sacerdote messicano malato di AIDS confessa,di aver violentato più di 30 bambini.
Il giornale del Mexico ha presentato un elenco di possibili vescovi e sacerdoti messicani, che potrebbero essere coinvolti in casi di abusi sessuali su minori. Secondo un articolo del sito di notizie messicano "Publimetro.com.mx."
Il prete della comunità indigena di Oaxaca,
José Ataulfo Garcia, che è sulla lista, ha confessato di aver violentato più di 30 bambini tra i 5 e i 10 anni, nonostante era sieropositivo (AIDS).
Anche se il numero delle vittime è alto, solo in pochi, hanno avuto il coraggio di denunciare.La figura del sacerdote è molto forte nelle comunità indigene.
Infatti le autorità non sono stati disposti a intervenire perché la Chiesa cattolica ha un sacco di potere in questo paese.
La madre di una delle vittime vuole incontrare Papa Francesco in Vaticano, per consegnare una lettera per denunciare gli abusi sessuali a Oaxaca.
All'inizio di quest'anno, Merino Apolonio Hernandez, un sacerdote messicano, ha confessato pubblicamente che il 10 per cento dei preti di Oaxaca sono coinvolti in casi di abusi sui minori.
www.hoyestado.com/2016/09/absuelven...inas-en-oaxaca/Absuelven a cura que violó a 30 niñas en Oaxaca
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La Arquidiócesis Primada de México absolvió a José Ataulfo García, sacerdote que presuntamente confesó violar sexualmente a decenas de niñas, de entre 5 y 10 años, en el estado de Oaxaca, además de ser portador de VIH.
Anonymous.mx cita a la revista “Hablemos de México” como fuente de la información en días pasados, en respuesta a que la madre de una de las víctimas planeó reunirse con el Papa Francisco; sin embargo, con una misiva desde Roma se dio a conocer el dictamen del caso.
Al parecer la Arquidiócesis, según este reporte, decidió absolver de cualquier delito y castigo a Ataulfo García, pese a la evidencia que salió a la opinión pública.
www.thesun.co.uk/news/1839134/cath...to-investigate/PAEDO PRIEST Catholic Church acquits HIV-positive priest who ADMITTED raping 30 young Mexican girls… and cops are REFUSING to investigate
Only two of the victims have come forward to denounce the acquittal 'with others fearful of reprisals'
BY NEAL BAKER 23rd September 2016, 1:17 pm
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THE Catholic church has allegedly acquitted a priest infected with HIV who admitted raping around thirty young girls aged between five and ten.
José Garcia Ataulfo was absolved by the Archdioceses of Mexico according to shocking reports by local news site Urgente24.com.
It says Ataulfo has admitted preying on young girls in the state of Oaxaca — but police have steered clear from investigating over fear of upsetting the Catholic establishment.
Priest José Garcia Ataulfo is said to have admitted molesting dozens of young girls GETTY IMAGES
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Priest José Garcia Ataulfo is said to have admitted molesting dozens of young girls
Catholic Church in Mexico is reported to have absolved the HIV-positive priest GETTY IMAGES
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Catholic Church in Mexico is reported to have absolved the HIV-positive priest
Church is all-powerful in Mexico, leading to fears of police negligence GETTY IMAGES
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Church is all-powerful in Mexico, leading to fears of police negligence
Reportedly only two victims have come forward to denounce the acquittal — evidence of the fear of reprisals some have when crossing the powerful Church.
The Mexican branch of hacking group Anonymous also reports that one victim even contacted the Vatican to meet with Pope Francis, but was turned away.
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However, SIAME, the communications office of the Archdiocese of Mexico, has stated the name José Ataulfo is not listed in their records.
It also doesn’t appear in those of the Archdiocese of Antequera, Oaxaca.
“This supposed priest does not belong to the Archdiocese of Mexico – as Anonymous Mexico asserts – much less has he been let off, as the post irresponsibly and maliciously states,” Fr. Hugo Valdemar Romero, a spokesman for the Archdiocese of Mexico, told Catholic News Agency.
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-37...fected-HIV.htmlCatholic Church ACQUITS Mexican priest who admitted raping 30 young girls even though he knew he was infected with HIV
The priest, Jose Garcia Ataulfo, was cleared of wrongdoing even though he admitted to assaulting the girls
The victims, whose ages range from five to 10 years old, live in the predominantly indigenous state of Oaxaca in southern Mexico
The mother of one of the victims reportedly sought a meeting with Pope Francis in the Vatican, but was rebuffed
Since assuming the papacy, Pope Francis has said the church would remove bishops who cover up sex crimes by priests against children
By ARIEL ZILBER FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
PUBLISHED: 20:32 GMT, 20 September 2016 | UPDATED: 20:36 GMT, 20 September 2016
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The Catholic Church has acquitted an HIV-infected priest who has admitted to raping close to 30 young girls between the ages of five and 10 years old.
According to a bombshell report, which appeared in the Spanish-language news site Urgente24.com, the priest, Jose Garcia Ataulfo, was absolved of any wrongdoing by the Archdiocese of Mexico.
Ataulfo has admitted to sexually assaulting indigenous young girls from Oaxaca, a state in southern Mexico known for its large indigenous population.
The priest has yet to face any criminal charges, most likely due to the significant influence that the Catholic Church wields in Mexico, particularly in areas populated by indigenous ethnic groups.
The priest, Jose Garcia Ataulfo, was absolved of any wrongdoing by the Archdiocese of Mexico
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The priest, Jose Garcia Ataulfo, was absolved of any wrongdoing by the Archdiocese of Mexico
According to Urgente24.com, only two of the over two dozen rape victims have come forward to denounce the acquittal.
The website Anonymous Mexico reported that the mother of one of the victims asked to meet with Pope Francis in Rome, but she was rebuffed by the Vatican which wrote a letter stating that it considered the matter closed.
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Since assuming the papacy in 2013, Pope Francis has said that the Church would remove bishops who cover up sex crimes committed by priests against children.
Russia Today reported this year that new church laws would enable the Vatican to strip clergymen of their positions.
Ataulfo has yet to face any criminal charges, most likely due to the significant influence that the Catholic Church wields in Mexico
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Ataulfo has yet to face any criminal charges, most likely due to the significant influence that the Catholic Church wields in Mexico
Sexual abuse of minors by priests – and the subsequent cover-ups by bishops and other Church officials - have been widespread in many countries, including the United States.
The issue was thrust into the national spotlight in 2002, when the Boston Globe revealed the extent to which the local archdiocese shielded abusive priests from being exposed to the public even though it knew they posed a danger to young parishioners.
The Globe exposé, which detailed abuse cases that numbered in the thousands over a span of several decades, inspired other victims to come forward, leading to an avalanche of lawsuits and criminal prosecutions.
Not only did the floodgates open in the US, but the Catholic Church was also forced to confront cases in other countries, including Mexico.
Pope Francis (above) has said that the Church would remove clergyman involved in sex crimes, like it did in 2006, when it defrocked Mexican priest Marcial Maciel
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Pope Francis has said that the Church would remove clergyman involved in sex crimes, like it did in 2006, when it defrocked Mexican priest Marcial Maciel (above)
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Pope Francis (left) has said that the Church would remove clergyman involved in sex crimes, like it did in 2006, when it defrocked Mexican priest Marcial Maciel (right)
In 2004, the Vatican re-opened a prior investigation against Marcial Maciel, who was accused of sexually abusing minors as well as fathering six children by three different women.
Though the allegations spanned decades and the extent of his crimes were known to church officials, it was only in 2006 that the Vatican forced Maciel, one of its most powerful clergymen, to retire from active ministry.
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