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Pope Leo's Latin America tour

The Pope begins a lengthy trip to Latin America weeks after lung cancer surgery.

Updated 05:19 UTC, 6 November 2026 · 3 reports from 2 outlets · 1 confirmed · 2 one-source

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  1. Where it stands The Pope begins a lengthy trip to Latin America weeks after lung cancer surgery. 1 hr ago
  2. Story opened Pope Leo has begun a lengthy tour of Latin America, involving 12 flights in 12 days, weeks after lung cancer surgery. 1 hr ago

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The Pope begins a lengthy trip to Latin America weeks after lung cancer surgery. Confirmed by 2BBC, The New York Times · #

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The Pope's Latin America tour involves 12 planes in 12 days. One source: The New York TimesThe New York Times · #
Pope Leo is making a trip to Latin America. One source: The New York TimesThe New York Times · #

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1 confirmed · 2 one-source2 outletsUpdated