Three months after the visit of Pope Leo XIV to the renamed Pier de la Esperanza de Arguineguin, a producer working for The Vatican has returned to the place where the high pontiff gave his emotional speech about migrants arriving in boats to the Canary Islands. The reason is the filming of a documentary that addresses the situation of those who play life at sea to try to reach the Archipelago by means of the Canarian route, one of the most dang…
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Three months after the visit of Pope Leo XIV to the renamed Pier de la Esperanza de Arguineguin, a producer working for The Vatican has returned to the place where the high pontiff gave his emotional speech about migrants arriving in boats to the Canary Islands. The reason is the filming of a documentary that addresses the situation of those who play life at sea to try to reach the Archipelago by means of the Canarian route, one of the most dang…