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The Rio Times
Pope Leo Takes Peru Tour Into the AndesPope Leo XIV spoke of joy at returning to Chiclayo on Friday. Saturday takes the first US-born pope…
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In Peru, Pope Leo receives a hero's welcome from massive crowds as he returns to his former dioceseThe Vatican estimated that 1 million people gathered along the route taken by the pope's motorcade, on his…
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Pope returns to ‘beloved’ Peruvian hometownThe visit is the emotional highlight of the pope’s South American tour, marking his return to the city…
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A low-key Pope gets rock-star treatmentUnlike the Bishop of Rome, who came across as a broadminded gentleman who thinks that opposing views should…
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The Rio Times
Latin American Pulse for Saturday, November 14, 2026Latin America mood today: a US flight halt, a weak real, Argentine inflation at 2.2% and Pope Leo…
Education & schools 2 More in Education & schools
- The Star, Kenya Justice sector warns of school-age gangs, sets out plan to tackle goonism
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David Garza: ‘We must be self-critical and think about what the university of the future will be like for the AI era’The chief executive of Tecnológico de Monterrey reflects on the transformation of education in the face of the…
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The Rio Times
Mozambique, Malawi Chosen for Climate FundMozambique and Malawi were selected for a shared climate-resilience programme that may request up to US$40 million, a…
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In This Week: Signing of the Anglo-Irish Agreement, the ‘night in November’ match, and the Milli Vanilli scandal
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ITV reporter John Irvine: The day I thought I was going to dieBelfast journalist tells of terrifying attack in Iraq as ISIS suicide bomber’s car hurtled towards him…
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‘There’s no place like home’: ITV’s John Irvine on returning to NI after years reporting from the world’s deadliest conflicts
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The Rio Times
Brazil Officer Told to Pay for Killing a DogA Brazilian civil court ordered a reserve Army officer to pay about US$3,900 for shooting a neighbour’s dog…
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