Pope Leo calls for unity during Uruguay visit
Politics · First reported 7 Nov, 14:03 · Updated 14:46

Pope Leo urged South Americans to bridge political divides during a Mass in Paysandú, Uruguay, attended by an estimated 40,000 people. The Uruguay visit is the first stop on his 12-day tour, which is due to continue in Argentina and Peru.
- Leo urged people to build connections and strengthen regional cooperation, drawing on the nearby bridge linking Uruguay and Argentina.
- An estimated 40,000 people attended the Mass in Paysandú; some had waited overnight in rain for his visit.
- Leo is scheduled to finish his Uruguay visit on Sunday before travelling to Argentina; the 12-day tour also includes Peru.
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- Crowd estimate
- About 40,000 people attended the event in Paysandú.
- Tour length
- 12 days.
- Tour stops
- Uruguay, Argentina and Peru.
- Uruguay departure
- Leo is due to leave Uruguay on Sunday.
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