Pope Leo XIV visited a prison in Equatorial Guinea, discussing with 600 inmates about dignity and reconciliation.

On the last day of his tour in Africa, Pope Leo XIV visited a prison in Equatorial Guinea, where he had the opportunity to address a group of 600 inmates, despite the torrential rain. In his speech, the pontiff emphasized the importance of human dignity and reconciliation, also expressing his concern about the precarious conditions in prisons. This visit was part of a broader effort to raise public awareness about the situation in prisons and to promote humanitarian values.