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Pope Leo XIV continues trip through South America as health authorities keep watch

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The huge crowds turning out to see the 71-year-old pontiff have prompted heightened fears among health authorities in Latin America, which has seen a surge in measles cases this year.

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The story so far · 4 reports · · 2 countries✓ Verified Nov 14, 4:35 AM UTC
  1. Nov 13, 2:26 PM UTCFirst report
    Pope Leo’s South America Tourforeignpolicy.com ↗
  2. Nov 14, 1:58 AM UTC+12 h
    Pope Leo’s South America Tourforeignpolicy.com (again) ↗
  3. Severity rose to medium
  4. Nov 14, 4:35 AM UTC+14 h
    Pope Leo XIV’s South American tour: The Vatican rushes to the aid of discredited regimeswsws.org ↗
  5. Verified: a second independent outlet reported itNov 14, 4:35 AM UTC · +14 h
  6. Nov 14, 12:50 PM UTC+22 h· you’re reading this
    Pope Leo XIV continues trip through South America as health authorities keep watcheuronews.com ↗
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Pope Leo XIV continues trip through South America as health authorities keep watch The huge crowds turning out to see the 71-year-old pontiff have prompted heightened fears among health authorities in Latin America, which has seen a surge in measles cases this year.

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59%

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