Pope Leo speaks of community 'suffering' on visit to remote Andes town
Santa Cruz de Succhabamba is part of the Diocese of Chiclayo, where the Pope served as bishop from 2015 to 2023....
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Judge temporarily blocks Trump from closing Washington DC golf course for renovation
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Israel kills Hamas commander in strike on Gaza camp, officials say
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Nigeria cautions against travel via Ethiopia's main airport due to altitude
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Hungarian authorities uncover $20m during probe of Orbán-era minister
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Italy fines Meta €805m over accessing users' photos
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Copper wire upgrade behind US flight suspension, transport secretary says
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My mother told me I would die if I sought treatment for Ebola - I am proof you can survive
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After a summer win, India's Gen Z protesters face a winter of uncertainty
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