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Pope Francis holds a mass at O’Higgins Park in Santiago de Chile as part of his three-day visit to the country.
Argentina-born Pope Francis is expected to mobilise big crowds in Chile, where more than 13 million people are Catholics.
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Pope Francis holds a mass at O’Higgins Park in Santiago de Chile as part of his three-day visit to the country.
Argentina-born Pope Francis is expected to mobilise big crowds in Chile, where more than 13 million people are Catholics.
Source: Ruptly
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![Lavrov to May - Follow international law before giving ultimatums to Russia
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov advised the United Kingdom government to follow international law before giving ultimatums to Russia over the Sergei Skripal poisoning case, after meeting with his Indonesian counterpart Retno Marsudi in Moscow, Tuesday.
“We immediately issued an official request to have access to that substance [nerve agent] so that our exports could study it according to Chemical Weapons Convention,” stressed Sergei Lavrov adding that “we got an unclear answer that we were refused to [have] these [lawful] demands to be met.”
Before putting ultimatums to answer in front of the British government in 24 hours, the [British government] should follow its own responsibilities of international law, stated Lavrov.
The Russian foreign minister added that Russia is innocent and ready to cooperate in terms of the Chemical Weapons Convention. When asked by a BBC journalist whether Russia had anything to do with the Skripal case, Lavrov responded that this is nonsense.
“I ask you one more time, please spell out in details everything that I’m saying here and don’t confine it to a phrase that I already foresee: ‘Lavrov dodged answering the question if Russia is guilty’, said Lavrov.
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