Pope Leo decries exploitation by world's 'authoritarians' during Angola trip - Reuters

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Pope Leo XIV condemned global exploitation by 'authoritarians' and the wealthy during his visit to Angola, emphasizing that oppression undermines Christian resurrection. His Africa tour focuses on social justice, resource exploitation, and human rights in Equatorial Guinea and beyond.

Pope Leo delivered a forceful condemnation of global injustices during his ongoing four-nation Africa tour, lamenting that many people are 'exploited by authoritarians and defrauded by the rich'. This marks an ongoing shift in his public sermons, showcasing a new, more outspoken style.