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Pope Leo, the first American Pope, had an audience with an audience with a 2,000 people from their homes in the 1960s and 1970s, so that the sea and the bombing facility could be built.
The displaced Islanders fought in the British courts for years for the right to go home. On Saturday, Pontiff said that the agreement was “satisfied, and added that he represented an“ important victory ında in his long wars to “repair a serious injustice”.
“The possibility of renewed your return to your indigenous archipelago is a encouraging sign and a strong symbol on the international stage – even the smallest and the weakest ones, the power of their identity and their right to live on their territory, and no one can force them to exile,” he said.
The Pope added that he hopes to commit the return of Mauritian officials.
Reform Reform British leader Richard Tice said, “Pope Leo, Labour’s agreement on Chagos Islands, such as controversial sovereignty disagreements, not on religion,” he said.
“The Pope must prepare himself for a reform government that undertakes this terrible Chagos agreement.”
Shadow Armed Forces Minister Mark Francois said to the publication: “The Vatican did not propose to meet the Vatican’s backdrop cost to rent the back of the islands and a vital strategic base that belongs to us in the first place.
“This ridiculous cost would fall square to British taxpayers, regardless of their religions.”
