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Pope Leo condemns drug violence, pushes marriage in Uruguay
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Pope Leo condemns drug violence, pushes marriage in Uruguay
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Tents flooded as heavy rain hits Gaza
GAZA CITY: Heavy rain on Saturday flooded tens of thousands of displaced people’s tents in the war-devastated Gaza, Palestinian authorities said, leaving many of them without shelter.