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Welcome to Latino USA. I'm Fernanda Chavez-in for our host, Maria Innojosa.

Today we're looking back at the life and legacy of the first and only Latin American

Pope ever, Pope Francis, or Papa Francisco, as he was known in the Spanish-speaking world.

On Holy Sunday, or Easter Sunday,

the Pope blessed a crowd from the balcony at St. Peter's Basilica.

He is coming out onto the balcony.

Cari, Fratelli and Sorrellele, Bonapasqua.

The next day, on April 21st.

Breaking news, Pope Francis, the first Latin American leader of the Roman Catholic Church has died.

He was 88 years old and had been battling pneumonia for weeks in the hospital.

By his own request, and breaking with hundreds of years of tradition,

Pope Francis was buried in a simple, unadorned tomb days later.

On May 7th, the Cardinals of the world will gather inside the Sistine Chapel to choose a new

leader of the Catholic Church. But before the new pope is named, we want to remember Francisco's

papacy, its most praised achievements and its most criticized shortcomings, plus how his leadership

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