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00:00Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:30And Tehran are on the verge of a peace deal
00:32And that planned missile strikes have been called off
00:36The announcement follows two days of escalating attacks
00:39That threatened to shatter a very fragile ceasefire
00:42Tehran, however, says no final agreement has been reached
00:45This as the European Central Bank raises interest rates
00:49For the first time in years
00:51In a bid to stop the surge in prices triggered by the chaos
00:55We'll hear exclusively from the Managing Director
00:57Of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Gorgieva
01:00About how the Middle East conflict is damaging the European economy
01:03And two years after it was agreed
01:06The EU's Migration and Asylum Pact comes into force this very Friday
01:11From now on, all 27 EU member states
01:14Will be required to follow the same rules
01:16On asylum procedures, screenings and reception conditions
01:19We'll be hearing from the European Commissioner for Migration, Magnus Pruner
01:23But first, let's talk about the World Cup 2026
01:26And for that, I'm thrilled to have a co-host for the next 40 days
01:29Vincenzo Genovese
01:37Good morning, good morning everyone
01:38Indeed, Maeve
01:39After all the controversy, the magic of the World Cup 2026
01:43Started yesterday night in Mexico City
01:46Of course, it was the afternoon in Mexico
01:49And it started with a great ceremony
01:52Lot of fun, lot of colors
01:54Stunning atmospheres
01:56Over 80,000 people in the stadium
01:59Great singers
02:00The local hero, Mana, Andrea Bocelli
02:03And of course, Shakira
02:05And the Nigerian rapper, Burna Boy
02:08Who literally stole the show with this new anthem
02:13Dai Dai
02:13Maeve, are you already singing this, no?
02:15Dai Dai
02:16I've been watching it, yeah
02:17It's pretty cool
02:17And this is not the first contribution of Shakira
02:21To the history of the World Cup
02:22Because everyone remembers in the 2010 Waka Waka
02:26Waka Waka
02:27It's time for Africa
02:27It's time for Africa
02:28I love it
02:29Still love that one
02:29Let's see, let's see of course
02:31If Dai Dai will be as famous as Waka Waka
02:34In the next weeks and months
02:36But of course, the ceremony was not just about songs
02:39There was also a speech from Mexican actress Salma Hayek
02:44And there were a lot of references to the Mexican culture
02:50Of course, opening ceremonies in the World Cup are the occasion for the host countries to show a little bit
02:55of their culture
02:56We saw many costumes of indigenous peoples
03:02Which made the history of Mexico
03:05And after all, the name of the stadium, the legendary Azteca is the name of an indigenous people
03:11And this is an epic stadium for football fans
03:15Azteca is the only stadium
03:18Which has ever lost three opening games of the World Cup
03:23And two finals in 1970 and in 1986
03:29One with Pelé
03:30One with Diego Armando Maradona
03:32So it's a reference point for all the football fans
03:36We can go now to Mexico City
03:39Straight to Mexico City
03:40To leave a little bit of the atmosphere
03:42We are with Fraudo Esquerra
03:44He's a journalist from media outlet Animal Politico
03:48If I'm not wrong
03:49You are connected from Angel del Independencia
03:52Which is a square where the Mexican fans gather after the games
03:57Please bring us the atmosphere
04:00How was it?
04:02Yeah, that's correct
04:04Hello to you all
04:05Yeah, the ceremony inside Estadio Azteca
04:08Was an historic spectacle for nearly 80,000 fans who could attend
04:13With some pickets costing over $3,000
04:16The event highlighted international acts like Shakira
04:20And Nigerian singer Bruna Boy
04:22Alighting the crowd with the performance of Day Day
04:25The official song of the tournament
04:27And on the pitch, Mexico achieved an historic milestone
04:31By beating South Africa 2-0
04:33This is the very first time that the national team has managed to win
04:37An opening group stage match in a World Cup
04:40However, the contrast could not be starker
04:43While FIFA celebrated inside
04:45The stadium was heavily guarded by security elements of the Mexico City government
04:51Exactly as the match began
04:53The tension boiled over into violent clashes between protesters and the police
04:59Just outside the venue
05:01It was an opening day of two completely different realities
05:05Thank you, thank you, Frasboa
05:07Thank you very much
05:08Frasboa Esquerra connected from Mexico City
05:12So stunning atmosphere on one side
05:14Tension and protest in the streets of Mexico City
05:17On the other side
05:18You know, Maeve, this is the longest and the largest World Cup ever
05:23We have 104 games until the final scheduled to 19th of July
05:28We have three Austin countries
05:30Mexico, of course, the United States and Canada
05:33And we have 12 groups with 48 teams from all over the world
05:39By the way, sorry
05:40I'm very sorry that Ireland is not there
05:43Well, excuse me, neither is Italy
05:46But I was about to say you are in a good company
05:49Can I ask you who are supporting them?
05:52Because I'm curious now
05:53Well, countries like Germany, Belgium and Spain
05:55Countries that have a special place in my heart
05:56I'll be shouting for them
05:57Okay, I cannot tell you
05:59I'm totally neutral being Italian
06:02And being the sport correspondent of this programme
06:04Maybe I will tell you in the next episodes
06:07Who I don't want to win this World Cup
06:10But jokes apart, let's go to the games
06:13Francois has anticipated the result of Mexico
06:16We had two games tonight
06:18We had Mexico beat 2-0 South Africa
06:21And we had South Korea, Korea Republic
06:25Defeated 2-1 Czechia
06:28So the first European team to play in this World Cup
06:32Started with a defeat
06:34So the ranking, we can see the ranking
06:37Mexico and Korea are leading now
06:40The Group A with three points
06:42Czechia and South Africa, zero points
06:45May I be honest, did you watch the games?
06:48I did not, I confess I did not
06:49But I will watch the ones when I'm interested in the teams
06:52Okay, nice
06:53There were two different, very different games
06:56And we can see some pictures of them
06:59Mexico really dominated its game
07:02With one goal in the first half
07:05One goal in the second half
07:07And basically no risk
07:09No occasion from South Africa
07:12There was a record in this game
07:15Because we got three red cards
07:18So South Africa ended the game with down to nine players
07:22Mexico ended with down to ten players
07:24And this is the most red cards in an opening game
07:29In a World Cup ever
07:32While the most red cards in a single match
07:35In a World Cup was in 2006 in Germany
07:37Portugal versus the Netherlands
07:39The famous Battle of Nuremberg
07:41This is another story
07:43Let's get back to America
07:44South Korea, Czech Republic
07:47Was very much closely contested
07:52South Korea conceded the first goal
07:55But then there was a comeback
07:56And they scored in the minute 80
07:58For a final result of 2-1
08:01We have seen, we watched some goals
08:05Yesterday night
08:06We will watch others
08:07We have very great players in this World Cup
08:10We have of course Lionel Messi
08:12And Cristiano Ronaldo
08:13The two greatest players of our time
08:17I would say of this century so far
08:20They are both at their last dance
08:22Probably in a World Cup at least
08:24We will have Kylian Mbappé
08:27Florian Wirtz
08:29Many other players
08:30Rising stars such as Arda Gouler
08:32Other seasonal players like Harry Kane
08:35Many players to watch
08:38We also have some issues in this World Cup
08:41And we have a big elephant in the room
08:43The participation of Iran
08:45Of course we know that Iran is one of the team playing
08:48And Iran is at war with one of the host countries
08:53The United States
08:55And Iran has to play its three games of the group stage
09:00In the United States
09:02Two in Los Angeles and one in Seattle
09:04This of course is complicated
09:06Let's listen to Gianni Fantino
09:08The president of FIFA on this matter
09:10When people were saying
09:11Well it would be impossible for Iran to come
09:13To the World Cup
09:16I told them and I promised them that they would
09:19Come and if I had to go
09:21With a bus to Tehran and drive them
09:24Here
09:25I would do that
09:27Their answer was
09:28We will take the bus ourselves and drive it
09:30If need be
09:31We qualified and we want to play
09:33And this is the spirit of football
09:35Of course there are challenges
09:37Of course it's not easy
09:40Chill, relax, everything is under control
09:42Said Gianni Fantino
09:44In another part of this conference
09:46But indeed
09:47There were some consequences
09:48The first one
09:49Is that
09:50Iran
09:51Had to move
09:53Its training base
09:55From the US
09:56To Mexico
09:57There are also some concerns
09:59For other
09:59For other aspects
10:00Of the tournament
10:03Another one
10:04One is the US policy on migration
10:07And stricter border controls
10:08For example
10:09The first victim was this referee
10:11Omar Artan
10:12He's a Somalian referee
10:14He's one of the most prominent
10:16Referees
10:16African referees
10:17He was set to be part of the World Cup
10:21But it was denied
10:22The entry in the US
10:24He was stopped at the Miami airport
10:26And he had to come back to Somalia
10:29In Mogadishu
10:30He was welcomed as an hero
10:31And by the way
10:32The UEFA
10:32The European football body
10:34Picked him up
10:35For
10:36The Super Cup game
10:39Paris Saint-Germain
10:40Versus Aston Villa
10:42So a very great gesture
10:44I would say
10:44From the Europeans
10:45But let's back to America
10:47And let's back to the upcoming games
10:50Because there are
10:51Games every day
10:52Literally every day
10:53Every day
10:54Today
10:559pm Brussels time
10:56Of course
10:57Group B
10:58Canada
10:59Versus Bosnia
11:00And Herzegovina
11:01And other European countries
11:03So it's not part of the EU
11:04And always
11:06On Sunday
11:08I would say
11:08Because it's 3am
11:10United States
11:12Versus Paraguay
11:14The debut
11:14The long-awaited debut
11:16Of the US team
11:17And then on 9pm
11:19Brussels time
11:19On Sunday
11:20Qatar
11:21Switzerland
11:22So these are the games
11:24Mayf
11:24Get ready
11:25If you are not ready
11:26I'm ready
11:27And Brussels is ready
11:28In such an international city
11:29It will be noisy
11:30It will be noisy
11:31Because we have citizens
11:32From all the countries participating
11:33In Brussels
11:34In Brussels
11:34Everyone is ready
11:35Even Ursula von der Leyen
11:37The president of the EU commission
11:38Posted this picture
11:40In her social media
11:42And this is a tribute
11:43This picture is a tribute
11:44Of another one
11:46From a former president
11:47Of the commission
11:48Jacques Delors
11:49Who was a very
11:49A massive football supporter
11:52Of a French team
11:53Lille
11:53Do you think
11:55You can do that?
11:56I could try
11:56I'm good at football
11:57And she's brilliant too
11:59Okay
12:00Let's try
12:01I want a picture of you
12:02To be posted
12:04In the next episode
12:04But while waiting
12:06For the next games
12:08Please take a look
12:09To our FIFA World Cup coverage
12:11On euronews.com
12:12And see you on Monday
12:14Ciao
12:14Thank you so much
12:15Vincenzo Gineveva
12:16For bringing
12:17All those details
12:18And all that passion
12:19About the football
12:19We're so excited
12:20About all the games
12:21And the coverage here as well
12:22On euronews.com
12:24But now
12:24Back to business
12:25European finance ministers
12:26Are continuing today
12:27Their two day gathering
12:28In Luxembourg
12:29After the European
12:30Central Bank
12:31Warned in its latest
12:32Monetary policy decision
12:33On Thursday
12:34That quote
12:34The war in the Middle East
12:36Is generating
12:37Inflationary prices
12:38Justifying an increase
12:39In interest rates
12:40For more
12:41We can bring in
12:41Our very own
12:42Europe editor
12:43Maria Tadeo
12:43Who's been in Luxembourg
12:44For the last couple of days
12:45Following the meeting
12:46And is still there for us
12:47This morning
12:48Over to you Maria
12:49Yes Maeve
12:50Indeed it is day two
12:51Here in Luxembourg
12:52Where European finance ministers
12:53Are gathering with energy
12:55Very much in focus
12:56This is their biggest concern
12:58They're having to deal
12:59With the European economy
13:00In which the growth outlook
13:01The growth expectations
13:03Have been dented
13:04As a result of the instability
13:06In the Middle East
13:07And the situation in Iran
13:08But inflation is going up
13:10As a result of the energy crisis
13:12And the closure
13:13Of the Strait of Hormuz
13:14That instability
13:15Now pushing the European
13:17Central Bank yesterday
13:18To increase interest rates
13:19By 25 basis points
13:21To 2.25%
13:22Up until now
13:24For the most part
13:24The European Central Bank
13:25Had kept interest rates steady
13:27Also in attendance yesterday
13:29In this meeting
13:30The head of the
13:31International Monetary Fund
13:32Kristalina Georgieva
13:34Who told finance ministers
13:35At this stage
13:36They have to be careful
13:38In the way that they deal
13:39With the energy crisis
13:40Measures have to be tailored
13:42And they have to be targeted
13:43Otherwise there is a risk
13:45That they could contribute
13:46To inflationary pressures
13:48And that is exactly
13:49What the European Central Bank
13:50Is trying to avoid
13:52The head of the IMF
13:53Also told me
13:54That at this point
13:55And this is critical
13:56And it is relevant
13:57As conversations around
13:59The next European Common Budget
14:00Are about to begin
14:01That Europeans should
14:03And they must invest
14:04Together collectively
14:06In areas that are fundamental
14:08For the 27
14:09Meaning energy
14:10And defence
14:11So once again
14:12The IMF reiterating
14:14An endorsement
14:14Of joint public borrowing
14:17When it comes to
14:18The European Union
14:19Doing it together
14:21Let's take a look
14:21At this conversation
14:22Unfortunately
14:24Conditions have worsened
14:26Since we put out
14:28Our projections
14:29For European growth
14:30And inflation
14:31In April
14:33Growth down
14:34Inflation up
14:35It is now
14:36Even worse
14:38So we are
14:39Downgrading
14:41Once again
14:41Our growth projections
14:43For the Eurozone
14:44And up
14:45Lifting once again
14:47Our inflation
14:48Projections
14:49Very difficult
14:50Balancing act
14:51For Europe
14:52To manage
14:54And just a quick word
14:55On this point
14:56You are the head
14:57Of the IMF
14:58But you are also
14:59A commissioner
14:59And you are from Bulgaria
15:01And you like to repeat
15:01That you are a European
15:03Above all
15:04The European talks
15:05Around the budget
15:06They are about to begin
15:07This is going to be
15:07A difficult fight
15:08What would you advise
15:09To everyone sitting
15:11Around the table
15:11The capitals
15:12But also the commission
15:12Concentrate on European
15:14Competitiveness
15:15Make sure that
15:17European budget
15:18Has the strength
15:20To lift up
15:22Productivity
15:24And growth
15:24In Europe
15:25And that means
15:27Fund together
15:29Where together
15:31You would be more
15:32Impactful
15:33Defense
15:34Energy security
15:36And of course
15:37Do it
15:38With the recognition
15:39That in exchange
15:41The European commission
15:43Has to demonstrate
15:45Value for money
15:47So go at it together
15:48That's your message
15:49Still
15:49With the joint debt
15:51When you don't have
15:52Much money
15:53Spend it
15:54Wise it
15:54Put it together
15:55Invest wisely
15:57Just in energy
15:59If we invest
16:00Jointly
16:01It would be
16:027% cheaper
16:04For the European
16:05Taxpayer
16:08Now moving on
16:09After years of
16:10Bitter political
16:11Wrangling
16:12The European Union's
16:13New migration
16:13And asylum pact
16:14Takes effect
16:15Today
16:16The reforms
16:17Are designed
16:17To reshape
16:18How Europe handles
16:19Asylum seekers
16:20And migrants
16:20But they remain
16:22Deeply controversial
16:23For more
16:23I'm joined now
16:24By our EU correspondent
16:25Angela Scugins
16:26Good morning Angela
16:27Just tell us
16:27What kind of
16:29Tone is Brussels
16:30Trying to strike
16:31With this overhaul
16:31Good morning
16:32So it's firm
16:33But fair
16:33This is the rhetoric
16:34That we've heard
16:35Ricocheting across
16:36The European Union
16:37In the run up
16:38To today
16:38In a nutshell
16:39The 27 EU member states
16:41Have had two years
16:42To implement the
16:43Migration and asylum pact
16:44This aims to overhaul
16:45The EU's rules
16:47When it comes to
16:47New arrivals
16:48Now they've had
16:49Those two years
16:50And they've implemented
16:51Them to varying degrees
16:52But in a nutshell
16:53This spans ten
16:54Major legislative files
16:56But the most important
16:57Being the border checks
16:58The safe third country
17:00Concepts
17:00And the return hubs
17:01This is shorthand
17:03For deportation centres
17:04Set up outside
17:05Of the European Union
17:06This has got NGOs
17:08Particularly up in arms
17:09They're concerned
17:10That these individuals
17:11Will not be regulated
17:12Properly
17:13As it sits outside
17:14The confines
17:15Of the EU rules
17:16With some NGOs
17:17Such as Amnesty International
17:18Describing this
17:19As potentially
17:20Punitive and cruel
17:21And remind us why
17:22This reform was necessary
17:23Yeah so if we look
17:24At the data
17:25There does seem
17:25To be a problem
17:26When it comes
17:27To returning
17:27Some of these individuals
17:28The most up-to-date
17:29Information that we have
17:30From the European Commission
17:31Highlights that only
17:3329% of individuals
17:34In the last quarter
17:35Were actually returned
17:37To their country of origin
17:38Once the courts
17:39Deemed them illegal
17:40To stay
17:40So clearly this puts
17:42A strain on communities
17:43As well as social services
17:44But Frontex also
17:46Has some interesting data
17:47Stating that arrival levels
17:49Have fallen for the last
17:50Four years
17:51So it's important
17:52To hold those facts
17:53Side by side
17:54But clearly the EU member states
17:55Are crying out for help
17:56We know the Polish
17:57Prime Minister
17:58Donald Tusk
17:58Which is a country
18:00That has accommodated
18:01A large amount
18:02Of Ukrainian refugees
18:03They've stated
18:03They don't want
18:04Any new arrivals
18:05As part of this scheme
18:06But then we look
18:07At Spain
18:08Which sits on the band
18:09Of those Mediterranean countries
18:10That country's Prime Minister
18:12Pedro Sanchez
18:12Only last month
18:14Gave 500,000
18:15Undocumented migrants
18:17The legal ability
18:18To stay
18:18So clearly this is
18:19A polarising issue
18:20A political flashpoint
18:22Clearly
18:22I spoke to the man
18:24Of the hour
18:24The European Commissioner
18:25For Migration
18:27Magnus Brunner
18:27In exclusive comments
18:28To Euronews
18:29I put to him
18:30The first question
18:31That I asked him
18:32Was about this division
18:33I asked whether
18:34Migration was a problem
18:36Or an opportunity
18:37For Europe
18:38It's both
18:39I would say
18:40It used to be a problem
18:41Definitely
18:42Ten years ago
18:43We did take
18:44A lot of responsibility
18:45As a European Union
18:46But we didn't have a system
18:48We didn't have the rules
18:49The fitting rules
18:50And we didn't have control
18:51Over what is happening
18:52In the European Union
18:53So it used
18:54To be a problem
18:55It became a problem
18:56But it can also be
18:58An opportunity
18:59In the future
19:00If we have control
19:01If we manage to
19:03Fight the illegal migration
19:05Then there is room
19:06Can you explain
19:07How the Migration
19:08And Asylum Pact
19:09Gives the control
19:10Back to the
19:112017 member states
19:12Yeah we have
19:14Firm
19:14But also fair
19:16New rules
19:17This is the first time
19:18We have actually
19:19A comprehensive system
19:21A European wide
19:22Comprehensive system
19:23With better border controls
19:26Border checks
19:26At the external
19:27European border
19:29Asylum procedures
19:30At the border
19:30Being more efficient
19:33Effective
19:34Quicker also
19:35With the asylum procedures
19:37So it's a whole set
19:38Of new rules
19:41Of reforms also
19:42Do you think Europe
19:44Is ready for the change
19:44In mindset?
19:46Of course it is
19:47And we are ready
19:49To do the reforms
19:50And we have to bring
19:51Our European house
19:52In order
19:53That's the first thing
19:54That's what we're doing
19:54With the reforms
19:56And the next step
19:56Will be
19:57To get more engaged
19:58With third countries
19:59Outside the European Union
20:01To work together
20:02With them
20:03On readmission
20:03For instance
20:04On returns
20:05Also
20:06And that's where
20:07We have to put
20:08The leverage we have
20:09As a European Union
20:10On the table
20:11Always together
20:12With migration
20:13Be it visa policy
20:15Be it trade policy
20:16And if we look
20:17At the most up-to-date
20:18Data from the European Commission
20:19Only 29%
20:21Of individuals
20:22That were ordered
20:23By the courts
20:23To go back
20:25To their country
20:25Of origin
20:26Were actually deported
20:27Is the EU migration
20:28And asylum pact
20:29The silver bullet
20:30That will fix this?
20:32It's not about
20:33The asylum pact
20:34Actually
20:35That's about
20:35The return regulation
20:36And the return regulation
20:37Will improve
20:38The situation
20:39Of course as well
20:39Because as you said
20:40It's just not acceptable
20:41That only one
20:43Out of four
20:44At the moment
20:45Who have no right
20:46To stay
20:46In the European Union
20:47Are being returned
20:48So that's why
20:49We have the return regulation
20:50That was a missing piece
20:52From the pact actually
20:53Pope Leo
20:54Is visiting
20:55The Canary Islands
20:56This is a major
20:57Spanish migration
20:58Hotspot
20:59He received a standing ovation
21:00From the Spanish Parliament
21:02Earlier this week
21:03Calling for love
21:04And dignity
21:04For some of the most
21:05Fragile individuals
21:07Do you think
21:08That the views of the Pope
21:09In terms of migration
21:11Are compatible with Brussels?
21:13Definitely yes
21:14I would say
21:15I had the chance
21:15To meet the Pope myself
21:18Some months ago
21:19And I had a conversation
21:20With him
21:22Exactly on that topic
21:23And yes of course
21:25I mean human dignity
21:27International law
21:29This is all in the center
21:31Also of the reforms
21:32We're not talking
21:33We're not negotiating
21:35About these facts
21:37That is really important
21:38For us also
21:39As lawmakers
21:41As a European commission
21:42All together
21:44And we have set standards
21:45Also
21:46And we have to differentiate
21:47Between illegal migration
21:49Where we have to do
21:50Everything to fight against
21:51Because it's about
21:52The business of the smugglers
21:54And the human traffickers
21:55And legal migration
21:57As a second part
21:58And the third part
21:59Is protection of course
22:00And that's where
22:01The Pope comes into play
22:03And we have to do everything
22:04And we have a responsibility
22:05Also as a European union
22:07To protect those people
22:09Whose life is under threat
22:10In their home countries
22:11And that's what we try to do
22:12Fighting illegal migration
22:15Pathways for legal migration
22:17And of course protection
22:20Well as you heard there
22:21Pope Leo is in the Canary Islands
22:23Where he's wrapping up
22:24His visit to Spain
22:25With a special mass
22:26At the port of Tenerife
22:28For more
22:28We can bring in
22:29Paloma García Ovejero
22:30A former Vatican spokesperson
22:32And now the head
22:33Of communications
22:34For the NGO
22:35Mary's Meals International
22:37Good morning Paloma
22:38Thanks so much
22:38For bringing us up to speed
22:40On the Pope's visit
22:41Just tell us first
22:42What were the main takeaways
22:43From his visit
22:44And how have locals
22:45Been reacting
22:46Well definitely
22:48Dignity has no passport
22:51And from the port of shame
22:54To the port of hope
22:55Those are for me
22:57The main highlights
22:58Of yesterday's speech
23:00But the emotion
23:03The hugs
23:05The tears
23:07That was a historic moment
23:09Not only for the
23:11Puerto de Avinagin
23:12But for the Canary Islands
23:14And for everyone
23:17Involved
23:17In the Mediterranean Sea
23:19In the migration
23:22Negotiations
23:23This is not about
23:25The present
23:27This is about the future
23:28And also of course
23:29The future of Europe
23:30Well you just heard there
23:32From Magnus Pruner
23:32The European Commissioner
23:33For Migration
23:34On the very topic
23:35Of migration
23:36And the Pope
23:36Alluded to what
23:37European governments
23:38Are doing when it comes
23:39To this migration pact
23:40He talked about
23:41Their indifference
23:42To the plight of migrants
23:43Let's just take a listen
23:44Together to Poblio
23:48We cannot grow accustomed
23:49To counting the dead
23:50Human dignity
23:51Has no passport
23:52And does not lose its value
23:53When crossing a border
23:57Tell us more
23:58Paloma
23:58About what he had to say
23:59About this
24:00Well don't forget that
24:02Pope Leo has just
24:04Started his pontificate
24:06Donald Trump
24:08Will disappear
24:09Ursula von der Leyen
24:11Will disappear
24:11Many of us
24:13Will disappear
24:14And probably
24:15He stay
24:17As a pope
24:18Because
24:19He will stay
24:20There
24:20Until he die
24:21So
24:22His words
24:24Come from the gospel
24:25Two thousand years ago
24:26This is not about politics
24:28This is
24:29About
24:30Human being
24:31And
24:32This is also
24:34About the new era
24:36This is the pope
24:37For a new era
24:38And
24:40Probably
24:41He will stay with us
24:42He will come back
24:43To Spain
24:44And he will repeat
24:45Once and again
24:46This is about
24:48Being
24:49Human
24:50And trying
24:50Not to flee
24:52From the
24:53Like
24:54To help them
24:55Not to flee
24:55From their countries
24:56Paloma
24:57Garcia
24:57Thank you so much
24:58For bringing your point of view
24:59There on the pope's visit
25:01To Spain
25:02You can read more of course
25:03On that visit
25:03On euronews.com
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25:10In the meantime though
25:11Stay tuned for more news
25:12And analysis here
25:13On euronews
25:14Take care
25:15And see you very soon
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