“A wonderful moment,” confides Marie, who is traveling from Marseille to Lourdes to see the pope. (translated)
"I think there will be a dual message of peace and hope for our country," said the Bishop of Nanterre, Matthieu Rougé. (translated)
"I received a message: 'The Pope accepts'": Cardinal Jean-Marc Aveline reveals the behind-the-scenes of the visit of Léon XIV to France. (translated)
Air France painted an Airbus A321 named City of the Vatican to transport Pope Leo XIV during his visit to France, mobilizing more than 100 employees for this historic mission. (translated)

Benjamin Netanyahu claims that "many Jews" in New York no longer feel safe since the election of the mayor of New York. (translated)
"We can no longer afford it": Marine Le Pen reaffirms that France "can no longer financially help Ukraine" (translated)
Pope Leo XIV, in his speech at the Élysée, condemned surrogacy, genetic manipulation, and the offer of assisted dying, while calling for ethical discernment in the face of technological advancements. (translated)

"I received a message: 'The pope accepts': Cardinal Jean-Marc Aveline reveals the behind-the-scenes of the arrival of Leo XIV in France." (translated)
"I am in favor of an absolute ceiling of 2.50 euros per liter" Fuel prices: "I am in favor of an absolute ceiling of 2.50 euros per liter," asserts Dominique de Villepin, former Prime Minister. (translated)
Pope Leo XIV begins a four-day visit to France starting from September 25, including meetings with Emmanuel Macron and a prayer vigil at the Stade de France. (translated)

"I received a message: 'The pope accepts'": Cardinal Jean-Marc Aveline reveals the behind-the-scenes of the arrival of Leon XIV in France. (translated)
Pope Leo XIV has arrived at UNESCO in Paris to deliver a speech on the regulation of AI and the importance of multilateralism, while a crowd gathers to follow his journey in the papal mobile through the city. (translated)

Important notice: there is a lot more information already circulating from Vorcaro's phone about people in the government and close to Lula. However, there is a reluctance from traditional media to publish them clearly to protect the PT campaign as much as possible. Exactly as happened in the Vaza-Jato (as @ggreenwald recently warned). There are even things involving journalists (more than one) from major outlets on the banker’s phone. Normally, I avoid "breaking the scoop" (ouch!) because I understand that my role is to comment on the news. But if the protective inertia continues, I will start publishing the full dialogues on my network and exposing outlets that refused publication. Thank you for your attention and I appreciate the shares. (translated)