The Pope requests in France a “fair secularism” that does not exclude religion from public space
León XIV ensalza al país como “faro espiritual” en un mundo convulso y amenazado por la IA, pero condena la “muerte programada”, el aborto y la gestación subrogada
Pope León XIV cited Georges Bernanos' 1946 book "Francia contra los robots" in his first speech in France, a four-day visit. He expressed hope that France will be an ally against dehumanization and the erosion of human rights. The Pope met with Emmanuel Macron for 55 minutes and addressed authorities at the Élysée Palace, highlighting risks of artificial intelligence and a weakening international law and multilateralism.
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