Venezuela will send an official delegation to Rome for the funeral of Pope Francis

Nicolás Maduro, who swore for a third term after his questioned reelection, announced this Tuesday that he will send an official delegation to Rome to attend the funeral of Pope Francis, which will be held on Saturday, April 26.

The Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro, highlighted the legacy of Pope Francis after his death, highlighting his humility and commitment to the most needy. In addition, he revealed that the pontiff, in his last acts of love, signed the canonization decree of José Gregorio Hernández, consolidating a historic act of faith. "A gesture that will be engraved in the memory of our people", affirmed the Head of State. READ ALSO Raúl Castro reaffirms p…

Nicolás Maduro announced this Tuesday that he will send an official delegation to Rome to attend the funeral of Pope Francis, which will be held on Saturday, April 26 in St. Peter’s Square. “We will send an official delegation of the Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela to the funerals of Pope Francis, which will be led by the Chancellor of the Republic, Yván Gil, a great Christian man, and by the Admiral-in-Chief, Mayor of Caracas…

The leader of Chavismo and the only Catholic who eats the ostia with arequipe, Nicolás Maduro, decreed this morning three days without light throughout the national territory to honor the memory of Pope Francis. Directly from the balcony of Miraflores and carrying a chocolate rosary, the president addressed the three military present: “Unfortunately to our dear Pope Francis, or Bergoglio as we told him his closest friends, the light went out.