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Since the Vatican City (the Holy See) confirmed its first case of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus on March 5, a total of 12 people have been infected. Why did the small city fall prey to the pandemic?
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The Pandemic Highlights the Vatican’s Ties With the Chinese Regime
People wear protective face masks on St. Peter's Square after the Vatican reports its first case of coronavirus, at the Vatican, on March 6, 2020. Remo Casilli/Reuters
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