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Dom Roberto Francisco Ferreria Paz calls for peaceful elections
First source report
Bishop Roberto Francisco Ferreria Paz of the Diocese of Campos is calling for peace and tolerance during the upcoming elections.
In a message released through the CNBB, the bishop encouraged citizens to approach the voting process as a civic celebration. He advised people to follow the suggestions of the TSE and to fulfill their responsibilities as citizens in a peaceful manner.
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- Official source@CNBBNacionalEleições com paz e tolerância
CNBB · Dom Roberto Ferrería Paz
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