Pope Leo Warns US Against Any Military Move to Unseat Venezuela’s Maduro During Remarks

Pope Leo issued a direct and highly notable appeal to the United States, urging Washington not to pursue any form of military action aimed at removing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. The Pope’s remarks come at a moment of heightened geopolitical tension across Latin America, with regional governments and humanitarian organizations closely monitoring developments.

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00:00Good morning.

00:02Good morning.

00:04Good morning.

00:06Good morning.

00:08Good morning.

00:10Thank you for joining us.

00:12...America Latina,

00:14in the second half of the next year.

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00:49that there was a telephone conversation with the two presidents.

00:53On the other hand, there is a danger,

00:57a possibility that there is some activity, some operation,

01:01even invading the territory of Venezuela.

01:05I don't know more. I, again, I think it's better

01:09to look at ways of dialogue, perhaps

01:13even economic pressure,

01:17but looking for another way

01:21to change, if it's what they decide to do in the United States.

01:25Thank you, Elizabeth. Thank you.

01:33First of all,

01:35yes, I believe sustainable peace is achievable.

01:37I think that when we

01:41talk about hope, and we talk about peace, and we look to the future,

01:45we do so because I believe it is possible

01:49that peace, once again, come to the region,

01:51come to your country, to

01:53Lebanon.

01:55In fact, I've already

01:57in a very small way begun

01:59a few conversations with some of the

02:01leaders of places that you have mentioned,

02:03and I would intend

02:05to continue to do that

02:07personally or through the Holy See,

02:09because the fact is that we do have diplomatic relationships

02:13with most of the countries through the region,

02:15and it would be our hope certainly

02:17to continue to raise

02:19that call for peace that I spoke of

02:21at the very end of the Mass today.

02:23Welcome. It looked like you said, wow!

02:27Can you tell...

02:31During this journey

02:33I've also had

02:35personal meetings with representatives

02:37of different groups

02:39that represent in reality

02:41political authorities,

02:43people

02:45or groups

02:47that have something to see

02:49with the internal conflicts

02:51or even international

02:53in the region.

02:55Our work,

02:57principalmente,

02:58is not a public thing

03:00that we say

03:01for the streets,

03:02it's a bit behind

03:04the quinto.

03:06It's a thing

03:07that we have already done

03:10and we will continue to do

03:11to try to convince

03:14the parties

03:15to leave the arms

03:16and the violence

03:17and come together

03:19to dialogue

03:20and seek answers

03:22and solutions

03:23that are not violent

03:24but that can be

03:25more effective

03:26and better

03:27for the people.

03:28There is a conflict

03:29brought forward

03:30with new means

03:33as has been denounced.

03:34It's evident

03:35that one part

03:37the President

03:38of the United States

03:39thinks

03:40that he can promote

03:42a peace plan

03:44that he would want to do

03:45and that

03:46at least

03:47at the first time

03:48was without Europe.

03:49However,

03:50the presence of Europe

03:52is important

03:53and that

03:54the first

03:55proposal

03:56was modified

03:57also

03:58for what

03:59Europe

04:00was saying.

04:01Specifically,

04:02I think

04:03that the role

04:04of the Italy

04:05could be

04:06very important

04:07precisely

04:08for,

04:09culturally

04:10and

04:11historically,

04:12the capacity

04:14of the Italy

04:15to be

04:16intermediary

04:17in

04:19a

04:20conflict

04:21that exists

04:22between

04:23different parts

04:24including Ukraine

04:25and Russia

04:26and United States.

04:28In this sense,

04:30I would suggest

04:32I would suggest

04:33that the

04:34Santa Sede

04:35could also

04:36encourage

04:37this type

04:38of

04:39mediation

04:40and that

04:41we seek

04:42a solution

04:44that could

04:45provide

04:46peace

04:47in this case

04:48in Ukraine.

04:49in this case

04:50in Ukraine.

04:53Some Catholics

04:54in Europe

04:55believe that

04:56Islam is a threat.

04:57I know that

04:58in Europe

04:59there are

05:00many times

05:01fears

05:02that are

05:04present

05:05but often times

05:06generated

05:07by people

05:08who are

05:09against immigration

05:10and trying to keep out

05:11people

05:12who may be

05:13from another country,

05:14another religion,

05:15another race.

05:16And in that sense,

05:18I would say

05:19that we all need

05:20to work together.

05:21One of the values

05:22of this trip

05:23is precisely

05:24to raise

05:25the world's attention

05:26that dialogue

05:27and friendship

05:28between

05:29Muslims

05:30and Christians

05:31is possible.

05:32I think one

05:33of the great lessons

05:34that Lebanon

05:35can teach

05:36to the world

05:37is precisely

05:38showing a land

05:39where Islam,

05:40Christianity

05:41are both present

05:42and are respected

05:43and that there is

05:44a possibility

05:45to live together,

05:46to be friends.

05:56what is it?

05:57There are

05:58people I know

05:59who can get

06:00out

06:01to their

06:02to Game

06:11and it's not

06:13not

06:15.

06:16There are

06:17theなので

06:18I am

06:20for

06:22to bring

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