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A misunderstanding about Pope Leo's recent 'tyrants' speech has been clarified. The pontiff stated his remarks, criticising leaders who spend billions on wars, were written a fortnight before President Trump commented on him. He told reporters aboard a flight to Angola that debating the President was 'not in my interest at all'.
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