(ANSA) - ROME, JUL 18 - Italian President Sergio Mattarella
on Thursday said democracy isn't enjoying good health in today's
world, addressing the Brazilian Centre for International
Relations in Rio de Janeiro.
"This interests and concerns us because the good of mankind is
at stake", the president noted, stressing he was quoting the
words of Pope Francis, "the first South American pontiff in
history". (ANSA).
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