“It pains us to see buildings and iconic areas mistreated and they shouldn’t be,” Archbishop Jorge Alberto Cavazos Arizpe of San Luis Potosí told local media. “But, as Jesus said, an offense against a person, however small, will always be much more serious. And women have been very mistreated. … That’s why they continue to speak out about something that keeps happening.”
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