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Argentine tango dancers perform outside Rome's Policlinico Gemelli for Pope Francis

ROME, ITALY - MARCH 16, 2025: Argentine tango dancers performed outside Rome's Policlinico Gemelli, where Pope Francis is hospitalized, to pay tribute to him on Sunday, March 16. Couples danced to the rhythm of traditional Argentine tango outside Policlinico Gemelli, sending messages of support and well wishes for Pope Francis' recovery. The condition of the 88-year-old pope remains stable, according to the Holy See Press Office, that noted progress was observed in the past week and high-flow oxygen therapy continues, progressively reducing the need for non-invasive mechanical ventilation during the night. The Holy Father still requires hospital medical care, as well as physiotherapy and respiratory physiotherapy. These therapies are currently showing further, gradual improvements, the Vatican stated. Francis, the spiritual leader of Catholics and head of state of the Vatican, was unable to speak at two public events on Feb. 9 and 12, indicating that he had bronchitis and difficulty breathing. He asked aides to read the texts of his speeches. On Feb. 14, the pope was admitted to Gemelli Hospital and was reported to have a polymicrobial infection in his respiratory tract. The Vatican announced Feb. 18 that the pope had developed bilateral pneumonia and his clinical condition was complicated. He had an asthma attack on Feb. 22 and his condition was critical. The Vatican noted that the pontiff, who had a bronchospasm crisis Feb. 28, underwent bronchoaspiration, where mechanical ventilation was initiated and a positive response to the treatment was received.(Footage by Riccardo De Luca/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
ROME, ITALY - MARCH 16, 2025: Argentine tango dancers performed outside Rome's Policlinico Gemelli, where Pope Francis is hospitalized, to pay tribute to him on Sunday, March 16. Couples danced to the rhythm of traditional Argentine tango outside Policlinico Gemelli, sending messages of support and well wishes for Pope Francis' recovery. The condition of the 88-year-old pope remains stable, according to the Holy See Press Office, that noted progress was observed in the past week and high-flow oxygen therapy continues, progressively reducing the need for non-invasive mechanical ventilation during the night. The Holy Father still requires hospital medical care, as well as physiotherapy and respiratory physiotherapy. These therapies are currently showing further, gradual improvements, the Vatican stated. Francis, the spiritual leader of Catholics and head of state of the Vatican, was unable to speak at two public events on Feb. 9 and 12, indicating that he had bronchitis and difficulty breathing. He asked aides to read the texts of his speeches. On Feb. 14, the pope was admitted to Gemelli Hospital and was reported to have a polymicrobial infection in his respiratory tract. The Vatican announced Feb. 18 that the pope had developed bilateral pneumonia and his clinical condition was complicated. He had an asthma attack on Feb. 22 and his condition was critical. The Vatican noted that the pontiff, who had a bronchospasm crisis Feb. 28, underwent bronchoaspiration, where mechanical ventilation was initiated and a positive response to the treatment was received.(Footage by Riccardo De Luca/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
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