"I have learned with sorrow that there have been victims during the protests that have broken out in recent days in Kazakhstan," the pope told hundreds of people in St. Peter's Square for his noon blessing and address.
"I pray for them and for their families, and I hope that social harmony will be restored as soon as possible through the search for dialogue, justice and the common good," the pope said.Kazakhstan authorities said on Sunday they had stabilised the situation across the country after the deadliest outbreak of violence in 30 years of independence, and troops from a Russian-led military alliance were guarding "strategic facilities".
Demonstrations began a week ago against a fuel price rise before exploding into a wider protest against the government.Reporting by Francesca Landini; Editing by Frank Jack DanielSubscribe for our daily curated newsletter to receive the latest exclusive Reuters coverage delivered to your inbox.
Who cares what he has to say. The head and f an organisation that enabled and covered up for paedophiles doesn't deserve a hearing of any description.
Francescooooo Cuando baaa....cuando ?
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