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Buenos Aires' Poor Neighborhoods Mourn 'Slum Pope' Francis
The Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Jorge Ignacio García Cuerva, called Francis "the Pope of the Poor" in a Mass held in his honour, and that's how residents recall him. They live in humble houses with tin roofs, unplastered walls and bare cement floors.
Pope Francis, the first Latin American pope, died at age 88 after battling health issues including pneumonia. His final public appearance was on Easter Sunday, and his last address focused on global ...
The leader of the world’s 1 billion Roman Catholics addressed past scandals and embraced migrants, the poor and gay and lesbian faithful. Some wished he’d gone further.
Drone video captured the scene outside the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral on Monday following the death of Pope Francis.
Javier Milei hails “impressive leader” before departing on flight bound for Rome to attend the funeral of Argentine pontiff ...
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USDA’s attaché office in Buenos Aires is predicting corn exports from Argentina will climb to the third-highest level on ...
Adamo Faiden’s new veterinary clinic in Buenos Aires is a testament to the growing consideration for non‑human creatures in ...
Argentine priest Guillermo Marcó, a close ally to Pope Francis and his spokesman for years when he was archbishop of Buenos ...
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