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Pope Leo Keeps South America Trip in November After Lung Surgery

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 27 October 2026, 10:32 UTC By Flavia Rotondi 1 min read
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Pope Leo XIV’s will travel to Latin America as planned following a surgery for lung cancer, a highly awaited trip and the longest in his pontificate yet.

Pope Leo XIV’s will travel to Latin America as planned following a surgery for lung cancer, a highly awaited trip and the longest in his pontificate yet.
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