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Inés San Martín
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Inés San Martín is an Argentinean journalist who covers the Vatican in Rome for Crux.
Before joining Crux, Inés was a community manager, content director, and graphic designer for Contá con Nosotros, and worked as a reporter and editor for Valores Religiosos in Buenos Aires.

She managed the international press office for World Youth Day in Rio de Janeiro in 2013.

Inés holds a bacherlor's degree in social communications and journalism from Universidad Austral in Buenos Aires and Universidad de Navarra in Pamplona, Spain.

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When Pope Francis visits Chile, the story is in the ‘where’
- Vatican
- June 23, 2017
When a pope travels, usually the story is in the ‘what,’ meaning whatever he says and does before he gets there. When Pope Francis visits the La Araucanía region in southern Chile next January, however, the story is really the ‘where,’ given the way the Church has been targeted by a protest movement for indigenous rights.
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Pope’s ultimatum in Nigeria has roots in 2014 letters
- Global Church
- June 20, 2017
Pope Francis’s recent demand for all the priests of a Nigerian diocese to write him pledging loyalty, including accepting the bishop he’s confirmed, may seem to come out of left field, but in fact it builds on a similar request made by the Vatican in 2014 and rejected at the time by the dissident priests.
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Pope Francis to visit Chile and Peru in 2018
- Vatican
- June 19, 2017
The Vatican confirmed on Monday that Pope Francis will be visiting Chile and Peru next January. This will be his sixth visit to Latin America, and once again, the Argentine pontiff is skipping his home country of Argentina.
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As clock ticks on pope’s ultimatum, Nigeria diocese is in tumult
- Global Church
- June 19, 2017
Following a dramatic show of papal authority in Nigeria, with Pope Francis demanding that all the priests of a diocese write him a letter pledging their loyalty and promising to accept the bishop the pope has appointed, the matter seems far from resolved. Some priests seem willing to go along, while others are submitting a half-apology, and others are even calling for the pope’s resignation.
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As Venezuela crisis spirals, Vatican affirms elections are lone solution
- Global Church
- June 15, 2017
Venezuela’s president Nicolas Maduro wrote a letter to Pope Francis, asking for his help to put an end to the violence in the country. On the same day, the Vatican’s top diplomat wrote a letter to a group of former Latin American presidents, insisting that for the Church, the solution is to hold elections.
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Pope Francis has shown he’s not afraid of women with power
- Vatican
- June 15, 2017
When Pope Francis meets German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday, some may be struck by the irony of the world’s most powerful woman side-by-side with the head of a Church sometimes seen as male-dominated. Yet for Francis himself, dealing with powerful women is nothing new, from his experience in Argentina to his time as pope.
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