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As part of the response to the European Protestant Reformation, the Spanish crown in particular was closely aligned with the Papacy. Through the centuries, and even following the wars of independence, the Catholic Church maintained its monolithic presence throughout most of Latin America. With the overthrow of the colonial governments the Church maintained its relationship with the now-Creole elite at the expense of its relationship with other indigenous, mestizo and African sectors of the population...
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It closely aligned itself with the Conservative rather than Liberal parties in many countries which resulted in the severance of Church-state relationships in Ecuador, Brazil, Cuba, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Chile and Mexico. By the 1930s the Church found itself in the position of losing influence with the Latin American populace...
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