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Pope: Progress must not leave new ruins in its wake

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Pope Leo meets participants in the ‘Fratelli tutti: North-South Socio-Environmental Dialogue’ meeting, and stresses our shared responsibility in the face of social, economic and technological challenges. Read all  

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In the Vatican, the Pontiff welcomed union delegations, the private sector and popular organizations at the close of the Fratelli Tutti Meeting. Alejandro Gramajo, general secretary of the UTEP, said: “If technology remains in the hands of a few, it only aggravates exclusion.” He also gave him a report on the social reality in Argentina.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Along with other referents, the head of the UOCRA and a member of the ILO was received in audience by Leon XIV after participating in a meeting for the socio-environmental dialogue North South

·Vicente López, Argentina
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Pope Leo XIV this Saturday asked institutional, business and social representatives of the American continent for a "shared responsibility" in the face of the current social and technological transformations, warning that the advance of our time should not leave "new ruins in its wake." Faced with technological development, "the decisive question is not simply if we accept [...] The Pope Leo XIV entry calls for shared responsibility so that prog…

Pope Leo XIV has warned this Saturday that social dialogue cannot be limited to avoiding conflict or to gathering different positions, but it requires maintaining the conversation even when conflicting interests appear and decisions force to carry out “concrete resignations”. The Pontiff has also insisted that, for Christians, [...]

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infovaticana.com broke the news on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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