Lo que JUÁREZ le Negó a la IGLESIA en el Funeral de su Propia Esposa

What Juárez Denied the Church at His Own Wife's Funeral Discover how Benito Juárez stood firm against the Catholic Church and defended the secular state, even during his wife's painful funeral. In 1871, the death of Margarita Maza devastated Benito Juárez. However, in his moment of greatest pain and vulnerability, the president of Mexico faced his ultimate test. In an era when Catholic rites dictated the farewell to the dead, Juárez prohibited any official religious intervention in the funeral, enforcing his own Reform Laws with an iron fist. In this documentary, we reveal the president's personal grief, how he organized the first major secular state funeral in the country, and the relentless message he sent to the clergy and his political adversaries.