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Le foto della regina Elisabetta in Italia

È stata ricevuta dal presidente Napolitano al Quirinale, e poi da papa Francesco in Vaticano

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, have an audience with Pope Francis, in the Pope's study during their one-day visit to Rome on April 3, 2014 in Vatican City, Vatican. During their brief visit The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will have lunch with Italian President Giorgio Napolitano and an audience with Pope Francis at the Vatican. The Queen was originally due to travel to Rome in April 2013 but the visit was postponed due to her ill health. The audience with Pope Francis will be the fifth meeting The Queen, who is head of the Church of the England, has held with a Pope in the Vatican. *** Local Caption *** Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Philip; Duke of Edinburgh; Pope Francis
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Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, have an audience with Pope Francis, in the Pope's study during their one-day visit to Rome on April 3, 2014 in Vatican City, Vatican. During their brief visit The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will have lunch with Italian President Giorgio Napolitano and an audience with Pope Francis at the Vatican. The Queen was originally due to travel to Rome in April 2013 but the visit was postponed due to her ill health. The audience with Pope Francis will be the fifth meeting The Queen, who is head of the Church of the England, has held with a Pope in the Vatican. *** Local Caption *** Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Philip; Duke of Edinburgh; Pope Francis

La regina Elisabetta II è arrivata poco dopo mezzogiorno all’aeroporto Ciampino di Roma, assieme al marito Filippo, duca di Edimburgo. La Regina, che non visitava l’Italia da 14 anni, è stata ricevuta al Quirinale dal presidente Giorgio Napolitano verso le 13, mentre alle 15.30 si è incontrata con papa Francesco in Vaticano. Per la Regina è la quarta visita a Roma (la prima fu nel 1962) e uno dei due viaggi all’estero in programma nel 2014 (l’altro sarà in Francia, in occasione del D-Day). Nonostante le necessarie misure di sicurezza adottate, la mobilitazione delle forze dell’ordine a Roma è stata molto inferiore rispetto a quella predisposta la scorsa settimana per la visita ufficiale del presidente statunitense Barack Obama.

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