Community leader criticizes ‘deceptive’ survey being used to push gay ‘marriage’ in Mexico
As the Mexican senate debates the creation of homosexual “marriage,” the country’s media are trumpeting a survey that claims to show shows that the majority Mexicans are in favor of legalizing such unions. However, Juan Dabdoub, president of Mexico ’s Confamilia (Mexican Family Council), told LifeSiteNews.com that the statistics are “an elegant way of telling lies.” The survey “omits any reference to the structure of the sample,” he told us. “Therefore, it’s not valid to draw conclusions from this study, and doing so demonstrates a lack of ethic and knowledge by those who conducted it and published it.” The survey conducted in July by the polling agency Parametría , asked Mexicans if they were in favor of the legalization of “marriage” between two people of the same sex. Fifty-two percent said they were in favor. However, 51% simultaneously thought the union of a man and a woman should be the only one “recognized legally, granting importance to the traditional