Pope Leo XIV Begins Seven-Day Visit to Spain Amid Sánchez Corruption Scandals
The pope arrived Saturday for a trip focused on immigration and social justice that includes a stop in the Canary Islands.
France 24Pope Leo XIV arrived in Spain on Saturday for a seven-day visit centered on immigration and social justice. The itinerary includes a stop in the Canary Islands, where the pope will honor thousands of migrants who have died attempting to reach Europe.
The timing places the visit during a period of political pressure on Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who faces criticism over corruption scandals involving members of his inner circle.
Organizers described the trip as an effort to draw attention to migration issues and social justice concerns.
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