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Rektor Uniwersytetu Betlejemskiego Hernán Santos González speaks to Vatican News
Hernán Santos González, the rector of Bethlehem University, told Vatican News that students face many restrictions on their freedom of movement. He noted that while there is fear regarding the future, the university continues to work for peace and maintains hope despite the uncertainty.
Santos González addressed the decision by President Mahmoud Abbas to postpone elections until September 2027. He suggested that in a period of high instability, it might be better not to introduce many changes.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsBelém, Rector of the University: Fear of the Future, We Continue, Yes, Working for Peace
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- Official source@VaticanNewsRector of the Bethlehem University: uncertain future, but we are working for peace
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How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 20, 3:37 AM Vatican News Português Belém, reitor da universidade: medo do futuro, continuamos sim, trabalhando pela paz
- Oct 20, 8:44 AM Vatican News Polski Rektor Uniwersytetu Betlejemskiego: przyszłość niepewna, ale działamy na rzecz pokoju
- Oct 20, 5:36 AM Diocese of São José dos Campos Português Belém, reitor da universidade: medo do futuro, continuamos sim, trabalhando pela paz
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