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Published 5 days ago · anayemeny.net · Updated 5 days ago

Pope urges healthcare for all in Uruguay

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Three weeks after undergoing surgery for lung cancer, Pope Francis has begun a three-nation tour of Latin America, saying he felt better than he looked.
His first stop is Uruguay, the continent’s most secular country.
Jack Pownall reports.

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Three weeks after undergoing surgery for lung cancer, Pope Francis has begun a three-nation tour of Latin America, saying he felt better than he looked. His first stop is Uruguay, the continent’s most secular country. Jack Pownall reports.

Nov 7, 2026, 10:18 AM UTC

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Pope urges healthcare for all in Uruguay
Three weeks after undergoing surgery for lung cancer, Pope Francis has begun a three-nation tour of Latin America, saying he felt better than he looked. His first stop is Uruguay, the continent’s most secular country. Jack Pownall reports.
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