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Taiwan Pushing for President to Attend Pope Francis Funeral, Senior Official Says
TAIPEI (Reuters) - Ensuring Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te can attend this weekend's funeral of Pope Francis is currently the "most important aim" for Taipei's foreign ministry, Deputy Foreign Minister Francois Wu said on Wednesday.
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