Pope Leo XIV issued the first papal apology, directly acknowledging the Vatican’s role in legitimizing slavery and delaying its condemnation for centuries. In his first encyclical, the US-born pontiff linked that history to modern labor exploitation tied to artificial intelligence and mineral extraction.
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Le pape reconnaît le rôle historique du Vatican dans l’esclavage

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Le pape Léon XIV a présenté la première excuse officielle reconnaissant le rôle du Vatican dans la légitimation de l’esclavage et son silence pendant des siècles. Dans sa première encyclique, il relie cette histoire aux nouvelles formes d’exploitation liées à l’intelligence artificielle et aux minerais rares.

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