No, Africans are not prevented from viewing the body of Pope Francis
AdvertisementViral releases on Social networks X and other channels have prevented African citizens from accessing Pope Francis’s body.
These publications share a video of a black man in St. Peters Basilica, discussing with someone else from the screen before being taken by safety, and other observers are noticed.
With this video, Bob Francis has a holy subtitle lyrics to prevent Africans from saying goodbye, and some say it is racist.
However, this is not true. St. Peters Basilica was open to all, and tens of thousands of people created a line to open the cell, including Africans.
Visitors were able to access the body of the Pope from April 23 to 25, after he died on April 21, Easter Monday. The funeral took place on April 26 when Santa Maria was buried in Basilica in Rome.
The reverse search for the video was released on April 22, which was released on April 22, a day before public awareness, the day after the death of Pope Francis.
Although some media outlets say the facts shown in the video occurred when the Pope’s body was in fundraising.
The reverse pictures of the pictures also take us Media Italian newsPublished on April 22.
The news says that the man has avoided security restrictions and the big array of believers who joined Rome Bishop before the beginning of the uprising.
Social notes in some X releases explain that the man is known to people living in the area and often causes disorders, but eventually harmless.
There is no reliable sources that someone has been prevented from viewing the pope’s body due to appearance or skin color. There is no notification for the Vatican in this sense.
Pope Francis was in his life and even at the time of death Usually target False accusations and misinformation.
The goal of the wrong content often created by artificial intelligence, the late pope has issued a warning of misuse of this technology. In one of his last prayers in April, he called on technology to use technology for the benefit and benefit of mankind.
