From clean WCs to new roads, Iraqis make Pope wishlist
Seeing authorities in a rush to beautify streets and cities to host Pope Francis this week, young Iraqis took to social media Tuesday to throw in some extra requests.
Seeing authorities in a rush to beautify streets and cities to host Pope Francis this week, young Iraqis took to social media Tuesday to throw in some extra requests.
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