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statementThe papal visit is part of a tour of South America.informador_globalstatementIt is the first visit of a pontiff to the country since 1987.informador_globalstatementThe world leader of the Catholic Church held a mass in Buenos Aires before more than two million people.informador_globalstatementArgentina receives León XIV in the first papal mass in almost 40 years.informador_globalstatementHe held a religious ceremony in front of the Monumento a los Españoles in the Argentine capital.informador_globalstatementThe supreme pontiff of the Catholic Church is continuing his visit to the South American country.informador_globalstatementMore than two million people attended Pope Leo XIV's mass in Buenos Aires.informador_globalstatementThese current agreements will remain in force until 2028.informador_globalstatementUnder the current ten-year memorandum of understanding, the United States provides Israel with 3.3 billion dollars annually in foreign military financing, plus another 500 million dollars for joint missile defense programs.informador_globalpredictionProducing such batches of missiles literally takes years, and the 500 projectiles promised by Washington will not reach Ukraine until at least 2030.informador_globalstatementThe explosion occurred at the metallurgical factory in Aliaga, in the Turkish province.informador_globalstatementThree of the injured are in serious condition.informador_globalstatementFourteen other people were injured in the explosion.informador_globalstatementAt least three people died in an explosion at the metallurgical plant in Aliaga, Turkey.informador_globalstatementThe causes of the incident and the driver's identity remain unclear.informador_globalstatementExiste expectativa de una resolución a la guerra iniciada por EEUU e Israel contra Irán.informador_globalstatementLa semana pasada el Brent se desplomó un 16%, su caída semanal más pronunciada desde el inicio de la pandemia de COVID-19.informador_globalstatementEl West Texas Intermediate (WTI) descendía un 3,51% hasta los 87,64 dólares.informador_globalstatementHacia el mediodía, el Brent operaba con un retroceso de 4,57 dólares (4,65%), situándose en 93,75 dólares por barril tras tocar un mínimo de 92,80 dólares.informador_globalstatementLos futuros del crudo Brent cayeron casi un 5%, alcanzando su nivel más bajo desde principios de septiembre.informador_global

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