One Is the Pope, the Other an Atheist. They Both Oppose Trump.

New York Times Monday 08 June 2026, 04:01 UTC By Jason Horowitz 1 min read

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Pope Leo XIV welcoming Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of Spain at the Vatican last month, in a photo made available by Vatican media.

Leo XIV (PERSON) Pedro Sánchez (PERSON) Spain (LOCATION) Vatican (LOCATION)

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