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Pope Francis goes home: but what about the 'evangelicos'?

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So, what exactly was Pope Francis up to with his recent (July 8–12) trip to Ecuador, Bolivia and Paraguay? These are not, after all, countries like, say, Brazil and Mexico, that press heavily against the region’s economic and political levers.

Clearly this was a pastoral visit to the...

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