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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El Papa reconoce el papel histórico del Vaticano en esclavitud

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El papa León XIV ofreció la primera disculpa papal que reconoce directamente el papel del Vaticano en la legitimación de la esclavitud y su tardía condena. En su primera encíclica, el pontífice relacionó ese pasado con nuevas formas de explotación laboral vinculadas a la inteligencia artificial y la minería.

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