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Based on 3 verified sources covering Myanmar:

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AFP The presidents of Germany, Italy and Austria called for a strong and united Europe in a joint letter published Saturday ahead of June’s European elections. [2]

Aquí está el texto oficial del Tomos ucraniano. El primado de Constantinopla, por encima de Kiev Fue publicado en el sitio del Patriarcado de Constantinopla. El rol directivo del patriarca ecuménico es la causa de la ruptura con Moscú. [3]

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