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A woman waits to vote during local and constitutional convention elections, in Valparaiso, Chile May 16, 2021. REUTERS/Rodrigo Garrido
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Chileans were urged on Sunday to follow through on their call for a new constitution as voting to pick the architects of the charter entered a second day amid concerns about low turn-out, particularly in the country s more marginalized areas.
Observers around the South American nation reported a slow start in most polling stations on Sunday, a trend that was particularly marked in the poorest areas of the capital Santiago and in the north of the country, according to official data.
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A pilgrim lights a candle during the 104 anniversary of the appearance of the Virgin Mary to three shepherd children at the Catholic shrine of Fatima, Portugal, May 12, 2021. REUTERS/Pedro Nunes
FATIMA, Portugal (Reuters) - Suffering from an autoimmune disease, 71-year-old Maria Emilia travels - often by foot - to one of Catholicism s most famous sanctuaries in Portugal every year. But the coronavirus pandemic made her trip more important than ever.
Standing in circles marked to maintain social distancing, Emilia joined about 7,500 other faithful at a massive outdoor venue on Wednesday evening at the Fatima Sanctuary to mark the first of three reported visions of the Virgin Mary, also known as Our Lady, more than 100 years ago.
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A pilgrim attends the 104 anniversary of the appearance of the Virgin Mary to three shepherd children at the Catholic shrine of Fatima, Portugal May 12, 2021. ― Reuters pic
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FATIMA (Portugal), May 13 ― Suffering from an autoimmune disease, 71-year-old Maria Emilia travels ― often by foot ― to one of Catholicism s most famous sanctuaries in Portugal every year. But the coronavirus pandemic made her trip more important than ever.
Standing in circles marked to maintain social distancing, Emilia joined about 7,500 other faithful at a massive outdoor venue yesterday evening at the Fatima Sanctuary to mark the first of three reported visions of the Virgin Mary, also known as Our Lady, more than 100 years ago.