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Washington urges Russian President Vladimir Putin to negotiate "in good faith" on US detainees Evan Gershkovich and Paul Whelan. "So far, we've seen them refuse to take us up on our proposals, and we hope that they will change the way they've handled this going forward," US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller tells reporters. SOUNDBITE
Vatican City, Sep 23 (EFE) .- (cAMERA: Álvaro Padilla) Pope Francis on Thursday regretted that Europe is tired and has lost its faith, and affirmed that the Catholic Church can help it to recover it and put aside its obsession with the immediate, which leads nowhere.FOOTAGE OF THE MASS OF THE PLENARY ASSEMBLY OF THE COUNCIL OF EUROPEAN EPISCOPAL CONFERENCES CELEBRATED IN THE BASILICA OF SAINT PETER IN VATICAN CITY.SOUNDBITES FROM POPE FRANCIS, IN ITALIAN:TRANSLATION- Today still in Europe we Christians are tempted to stay comfortably in their homes and in their churches, given by tradition, while the surrounding temples are emptied and Jesus is always forgotten.- The construction of the European common house needs to leave the conveniences of the immediate to return to the breadth of vision of the founding fathers, to a prophetic and overall vision, because they were not looking for the agreements of the moment, but rather they dreamed of the future of all the walls of the European house were built and only in this way can they be consolidated.- Many in Europe think that faith is something already seen, that it belongs to the past. Why? Because they haven't seen Jesus work in their lives. And often they have not seen it because we, with our lives, have not shown it to them enough.- Let us help the Europe of today, sick with fatigue, to rediscover the ever-young face of Jesus and his wife. For this imperishable beauty to be seen, we can only give it our all and give ourselves totally.
Yangon, Mar 3 (EFE/EPA).- At least nine people, including two minors, were shot dead Wednesday in Myanmar as authorities launched fresh crackdowns against coup protesters while Pope Francis urged that parties engage in peaceful dialog.Despite security forces' severe repression of demonstrations, which claimed the lives of at least 20 people Sunday, protests in rejection of the Feb. 1 military coup continued throughout the country. (Camera: NYEIN CHAN NAING). SHOT LIST: PROTEST AGAINST MILITARY COUP, ON MARCH 3, 2021, IN YANGON, MYANMAR.
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador reopens the debate over Spain's centuries of dominance in the New World, urging Spanish King Felipe VI and Pope Francis to apologize for the conquest and the rights violations committed in its aftermath SOUNDBITE
In his weekly audience at the Vatican, Pope Francis calls for solidarity with the migrants and refugees now flooding into Europe. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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