México: Disminuye Población Católica y Aumenta Población Diferente a la Católica, Sin Religión y Opción No Especificada

Abstract

In Mexico there has been a census tradition since 1895, in which the religious preferences of its population have been captured. Therefore, we can analyze the religious change that the country has experienced over 125 years. This work shows the gradual decline of the Catholic population in Mexico and, as a counterpart, the increase in the non-Catholic population, the population without religion and the population whose religious affiliation has not been able to be counted due to methodological deficiencies or simply because said population has not wanted to express their religious belonging.