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León XIV vuelve a Chiclayo, la ciudad que llama su hogar

Bloomberg Markets Friday 06 November 2026, 12:36 UTC 1 min read
Nov 6th, 2026 León XIV vuelve a Chiclayo, la ciudad que llama su hogar León XIV regresa a América Latina en su primera gira como papa en la región y reserva para Perú el tramo más personal: el país donde pasó 20 años y que, según ha dicho, marcó su vida más que ningún otro.
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