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Pope makes plea for end of violence, start of talks in Peru

Por: ABC News World January 22, 2023

VATICAN CITY -- Pope Francis on Sunday made an impassioned plea, delivered partly in Spanish, for an end to widening violence in Peru over demands for the resignation of the country's president.Addressing some 15,000 people gathered in St. Peter's Square for his weekly appearance at a window of the Apostolic Palace, Francis said: “I invite (you) to pray so that the acts of violence cease in Peru.”“Violence extinguishes hope for a... + full article



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