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Cuba hosts Pope on Latam peace tour A Czech government plan to return church property seized during the country’s communist era will cost more than two billion euros in compensation.
The return of assets has been planned since the nineteen eighteen nine Velvet Revolution, but it has never won full support in the largely atheist country.
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