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25 April 2025

A memorial wall dedicated to the memory of Pope Francis is outside the Church of the Gesu inside the Jesuit-run Ateneo de Manila University in Quezon City, Philippines, on April 25, 2025. Francis, the first Jesuit pope who leads the 1.4 billion Catholic Church as its 266th pontiff, dies on April 21, 2025, due to stroke and irreversible heart failure according to the Vatican. Pope Francis is set to be buried at the Santa Maria Maggiore church (Basilica of St. Mary Major) on Saturday, April 26, 2025.

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25 April 2025

Churchgoers gather during a mass dedicated to the memory of Pope Francis at the Church of the Gesu inside the Jesuit-run Ateneo de Manila University in Quezon City, Philippines, on April 25, 2025. Francis, the first Jesuit pope who leads the 1.4 billion Catholic Church as its 266th pontiff, dies on April 21, 2025, due to stroke and irreversible heart failure according to the Vatican. Pope Francis is set to be buried at the Santa Maria Maggiore church (Basilica of St. Mary Major) on Saturday, April 26, 2025.

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25 April 2025

A woman wearing a black T-shirt depicting Pope Francis prays during a mass dedicated to the memory of the late pope at the Church of the Gesu inside the Jesuit-run Ateneo de Manila University in Quezon City, Philippines, on April 25, 2025. Francis, the first Jesuit pope who leads the 1.4 billion Catholic Church as its 266th pontiff, dies on April 21, 2025, due to stroke and irreversible heart failure according to the Vatican. Pope Francis is set to be buried at the Santa Maria Maggiore church (Basilica of St. Mary Major) on Saturday, April 26, 2025. The bottom text reads in English as, ''Thank you for the inspiration, Pope Francis!''

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24 October 2023

Porto Praia Community, (Amazonas) 8th Oct 2023 - With the lowering of the Amazon River's water level, which last Friday (20th) was already 40 cm below the historical record in Manaus, hundreds of riverside communities in Amazonas find themselves virtually isolated. Without even small boats reaching their shores, the population of these villages depends on long walks to connect with the outside world, making it difficult and sometimes impossible to receive essential goods. Even the supply of water has become a problem, something previously unthinkable in the Amazon, and the local government is considering relocating dozens of entire communities that may become unviable with the recurrence of new droughts like this year's -- a likely scenario given the irreversible climate changes.

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24 October 2023

Porto Praia Community, (Amazonas) 8th Oct 2023 - With the lowering of the Amazon River's water level, which last Friday (20th) was already 40 cm below the historical record in Manaus, hundreds of riverside communities in Amazonas find themselves virtually isolated. Without even small boats reaching their shores, the population of these villages depends on long walks to connect with the outside world, making it difficult and sometimes impossible to receive essential goods. Even the supply of water has become a problem, something previously unthinkable in the Amazon, and the local government is considering relocating dozens of entire communities that may become unviable with the recurrence of new droughts like this year's -- a likely scenario given the irreversible climate changes.

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24 October 2023

Porto Praia Community, (Amazonas) 8th Oct 2023 - With the lowering of the Amazon River's water level, which last Friday (20th) was already 40 cm below the historical record in Manaus, hundreds of riverside communities in Amazonas find themselves virtually isolated. Without even small boats reaching their shores, the population of these villages depends on long walks to connect with the outside world, making it difficult and sometimes impossible to receive essential goods. Even the supply of water has become a problem, something previously unthinkable in the Amazon, and the local government is considering relocating dozens of entire communities that may become unviable with the recurrence of new droughts like this year's -- a likely scenario given the irreversible climate changes.

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24 October 2023

Porto Praia Community, (Amazonas) 8th Oct 2023 - With the lowering of the Amazon River's water level, which last Friday (20th) was already 40 cm below the historical record in Manaus, hundreds of riverside communities in Amazonas find themselves virtually isolated. Without even small boats reaching their shores, the population of these villages depends on long walks to connect with the outside world, making it difficult and sometimes impossible to receive essential goods. Even the supply of water has become a problem, something previously unthinkable in the Amazon, and the local government is considering relocating dozens of entire communities that may become unviable with the recurrence of new droughts like this year's -- a likely scenario given the irreversible climate changes.

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24 October 2023

Porto Praia Community, (Amazonas) 8th Oct 2023 - With the lowering of the Amazon River's water level, which last Friday (20th) was already 40 cm below the historical record in Manaus, hundreds of riverside communities in Amazonas find themselves virtually isolated. Without even small boats reaching their shores, the population of these villages depends on long walks to connect with the outside world, making it difficult and sometimes impossible to receive essential goods. Even the supply of water has become a problem, something previously unthinkable in the Amazon, and the local government is considering relocating dozens of entire communities that may become unviable with the recurrence of new droughts like this year's -- a likely scenario given the irreversible climate changes.

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24 October 2023

Porto Praia Community, (Amazonas) 8th Oct 2023 - With the lowering of the Amazon River's water level, which last Friday (20th) was already 40 cm below the historical record in Manaus, hundreds of riverside communities in Amazonas find themselves virtually isolated. Without even small boats reaching their shores, the population of these villages depends on long walks to connect with the outside world, making it difficult and sometimes impossible to receive essential goods. Even the supply of water has become a problem, something previously unthinkable in the Amazon, and the local government is considering relocating dozens of entire communities that may become unviable with the recurrence of new droughts like this year's -- a likely scenario given the irreversible climate changes.

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24 October 2023

Porto Praia Community, (Amazonas) 8th Oct 2023 - With the lowering of the Amazon River's water level, which last Friday (20th) was already 40 cm below the historical record in Manaus, hundreds of riverside communities in Amazonas find themselves virtually isolated. Without even small boats reaching their shores, the population of these villages depends on long walks to connect with the outside world, making it difficult and sometimes impossible to receive essential goods. Even the supply of water has become a problem, something previously unthinkable in the Amazon, and the local government is considering relocating dozens of entire communities that may become unviable with the recurrence of new droughts like this year's -- a likely scenario given the irreversible climate changes.

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19 October 2021

Activists of Extinction Rebellion participate in a protest against the Government by the increase in temperatures, a consequence of climate change, in the street Atocha, on 18 October, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. During the concentration, the activists have claimed the report of the group III of the IPCC of the UN, which details that the consequences of climate change, ''are irreversible''. In addition, the report indicates that current policies lead us to a temperature increase of between 3.3?C and 5.4?C by the end of the century, ''a temperature incompatible with human life''.

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19 October 2021

Activists of Extinction Rebellion participate in a protest against the Government by the increase in temperatures, a consequence of climate change, in the street Atocha, on 18 October, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. During the concentration, the activists have claimed the report of the group III of the IPCC of the UN, which details that the consequences of climate change, ''are irreversible''. In addition, the report indicates that current policies lead us to a temperature increase of between 3.3?C and 5.4?C by the end of the century, ''a temperature incompatible with human life''.

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19 October 2021

Activists of Extinction Rebellion participate in a protest against the Government by the increase in temperatures, a consequence of climate change, in the street Atocha, on 18 October, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. During the concentration, the activists have claimed the report of the group III of the IPCC of the UN, which details that the consequences of climate change, ''are irreversible''. In addition, the report indicates that current policies lead us to a temperature increase of between 3.3?C and 5.4?C by the end of the century, ''a temperature incompatible with human life''.

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19 October 2021

Activists of Extinction Rebellion participate in a protest against the Government by the increase in temperatures, a consequence of climate change, in the street Atocha, on 18 October, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. During the concentration, the activists have claimed the report of the group III of the IPCC of the UN, which details that the consequences of climate change, ''are irreversible''. In addition, the report indicates that current policies lead us to a temperature increase of between 3.3?C and 5.4?C by the end of the century, ''a temperature incompatible with human life''.

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19 October 2021

Activists of Extinction Rebellion participate in a protest against the Government by the increase in temperatures, a consequence of climate change, in the street Atocha, on 18 October, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. During the concentration, the activists have claimed the report of the group III of the IPCC of the UN, which details that the consequences of climate change, ''are irreversible''. In addition, the report indicates that current policies lead us to a temperature increase of between 3.3?C and 5.4?C by the end of the century, ''a temperature incompatible with human life''.

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19 October 2021

Activists of Extinction Rebellion participate in a protest against the Government by the increase in temperatures, a consequence of climate change, in the street Atocha, on 18 October, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. During the concentration, the activists have claimed the report of the group III of the IPCC of the UN, which details that the consequences of climate change, ''are irreversible''. In addition, the report indicates that current policies lead us to a temperature increase of between 3.3?C and 5.4?C by the end of the century, ''a temperature incompatible with human life''.

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