translated from Spanish: Mauricio Clark worries followers via Twitter message

Journalist Mauricio Clark posts a message on Instagram that worries his followers. They’re afraid he’s going to do something crazy. Taking your own life would be the worst decision you could make. Mauricio Clark worries netizens after posting a message on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram alerting everyone.

This news will bring pleasure and joy to many people… The last days of Mauritius Clark,” Mauritius writes. 

Mood! We believe in an almighty God, and his ways always lead to safe harbor, “No sadness,” why do you say that? Cheer up,” “What’s the matter?” some of his followers write to him.

Hahaha Ya stop us, I think your de-mother you’ve taken it too far!, write another of his fans.

Mauritius Clark has been posting messages and religious images in recent hours and there are those who intuit that he is going through some problem or crisis.

Mauricio is originally from Mexico City and is a journalist graduated from the Universidad del Valle de México, where he studied a Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences.

According to information in his biography, his beginnings were in Grupo ACIR, where he worked as an announcer. In 2000 he joined the Team of Televisa Deportes, then Televisa Espectáculos and has worked with journalists such as Paola Rojas and Carlos Loret de Mola, in the news at three and Primero Noticias, respectively.

Mauritius publicly recognized his homosexuality and drug addiction in a space during the broadcast of Primero Noticias with Loret de Mola on Televisa’s Channel 2.

He later said he had healed, and at the root of it he faced serious and strong criticism on social media, following his statements.

Original source in Spanish