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Did Pope Benedict resign because of the Extent of Francis's allegedly Gay Ally Cdl. Ortega's Cuba's "Sexual Debauchery" & Paedophilia?

According to a Spanish language Neo Club Press website article, the former head of "the medical services of the Revolution Armed Armed Forces" Roberto Ortega said that Pope Francis's longtime close Latin American collaborator and ally Cardinal Jamie Ortega was a "blackmailed" Communist operative.

The article said the Communist Cuban "regime takes advantage of the cardinal's homosexual condition to blackmail him":
(Neo Club Press, "Cardinal Jamie Ortega is being blakmailed for homosexuality," April 30, 2012)

"[A]n agent who worked for intelligence was the cardinal's husband," said Roberto Ortega "All religions are penetrated (by the State Security) including the Catholic Church and its highest authority, the cardinal."

Reuters reported the close relationship of Ortega to the Communist regime and Francis:

"Ortega, 78, enjoys unrivaled access among religious leaders to Cuban President Raul Castro and he has long been an ally of Argentine-born Pope Francis since their years together in the Latin American Bishops' Council."
(Reuters, "Cuba's controversial cardinal takes center stage in pope's visit," September 8, 2015)

In an LifeSiteNews article reviewing the gay activist Frederic Martel's book "In the Closet of the Vatican: Power, Homosexuality, Hypocrisy" it was revealed that the book spoke of "'rumors" of Cardinal Ortega's homosexuality.

The article said when Pope Benedict XVI visited Francis's longtime ally Ortega's Cuba:

"Benedict was so overwhelmed by the moral "filth ["sexual debauchery among the clergy" and paedophilia of Ortega's Cuban Church]"... that he wept. Martel claims... [and] start[ed] considering his abdication."
(LifeSiteNews, "New book suggests Benedict's trip to Cuba was German Pope's last straw before abdication," February 19, 2019)

Strangely, after Benedict's resignation it appears Ortega was almost jovial saying:

"The Pope... isn't afraid to tell the world he's too weak and tired to go on... governing the Catholic Church."
(Oneida Daily Dispatch, "Pope's resignation shakes Catholic tradition," February 12, 2013)

Is it possible that Benedict resigned because he was "overwhelmed" by the extent of Francis's close allegedly gay ally Ortega's Cuban Church's "sexual debauchery among the clergy" and paedophilia?

Pray an Our Father now for the restoration of the Church


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