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Ninguneo a la bandera LGTBIQ+ o el encubrimiento de casos de abuso sexual: la desinformación sobre el Papa León XIV

Al igual que su predecesor fue el principal objetivo de las noticias falsas, el Papa León ha sido objeto de diversas afirmaciones falsas en las redes sociales y otros medios.

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00:00The new pope has already been hit with waves of misinformation.
00:06One week into his papacy, Pope Leo XIV has already found himself
00:11in the midst of multiple false narratives,
00:13much like Pope Francis before him.
00:15Let's start with this post social media,
00:17which claims that this video shows the new pontiff deliberately snubbing
00:21and turning away from the LGBTQ rainbow flag
00:24as he greets onlookers at the Vatican.
00:26However, the flag in the video isn't the LGBTQ flag.
00:29es el Italian peace flag, first used en 1961, que predates el LGBTQ flag.
00:35We can see that the lettering on the flag, while back to front, says pace, the Italian word for peace,
00:41and there's no indication that Pope Leo purposely turned away from it as he approached.
00:45The original video can be found on the Vatican's official YouTube channel,
00:49which says that the event was an audience between the Bishop of Rome and media professionals on the 12th of May.
00:54Another online rumor suggests that the Pope urged people to be woke
00:58in a prayer he delivered at an unspecified time.
01:01Woke means awakened by compassion, guided by truth, humbled by grace, Pope Leo allegedly said.
01:07Be awake, be loving, be woke.
01:10But there's no evidence he ever made these comments.
01:12A Google search yields neither relevant reporting nor official announcements from the Vatican.
01:18A more dangerous claim alleges that Pope Leo covered up a series of sexual abuse cases
01:22committed by a Peruvian priest in 2004.
01:25The Pope was serving as the Bishop of Chiclayo and failed to investigate the cases in 2022,
01:31according to the allegations.
01:32However, Spanish outlet El País reports that the Vatican's dicastery for the doctrine of the faith
01:37has fully investigated the matter and found Pope Leo's conduct impeccable.
01:42Pedro Salinas, a Peruvian journalist who has extensively researched sexual abuse accusations
01:47in the Catholic Church, has also found that the allegations against the new pontiff are false.
01:52There's no documentary evidence or solid testimonies pointing to Pope Leo, he said.
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