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BENIN Delegation attending Pope John Paul II's funeral led by: Foreign Minister Rogatien Biaou Pope John Paul II visited Benin in February 1982 and February 1993. | |
BOLIVIA Delegation attending Pope John Paul II's funeral led by: President Carlos Mesa and his wife, Elvira Salinas Pope John Paul II visited Bolivia in May 1988. | |
BOSNIA Delegation attending Pope John Paul II's funeral led by: Chairman of the state presidency, Borisav Paravac Pope John Paul II visited Bosnia and Herzegovina in April 1997 and in 2002. | |
BRAZIL Delegation attending Pope John Paul II's funeral led by: President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Pope John Paul II visited Brazil in June 1980, June 1982, October 1991 and October 1997. | |
| | BRITAIN Pope John Paul II is kissed by Archibishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, leader of the Anglican Church, during a private audience in the papal library at the Vatican on Oct. 4, 2003. Delegation attending Pope John Paul II's funeral led by: Prince Charles, Prime Minister Tony Blair, Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams Pope John Paul II visited Britain in May 1982. (Reuters Photo) | |
BULGARIA Delegation attending Pope John Paul II's funeral led by: President Georgi Parvanov, Bulgaria's Orthodox Rousse Bishop Neofit and Vidin Bishop Domitian Pope John Paul II visited Bulgaria in 2002. | |
CAMEROON Delegation attending Pope John Paul II's funeral led by: President Paul Biya, Minister of External Relations Laurent Esso Pope John Paul II visited Cameroon in August 1985 and September 1995. | |
CANADA Delegation attending Pope John Paul II's funeral led by: Prime Minister Paul Martin Pope John Paul II visited Canada in September 1984, September 1997 and 2002. | |
CHILE Delegation attending Pope John Paul II's funeral led by: Foreign Minister Ignacio Walker. (President Ricardo Lagos cannot attend as his 108-year-old mother is very ill.) Pope John Paul II visited Chile in March 1987. | |
CHINA China announced Thursday that it will not be sending a delegation to the funeral of Pope John Paul II because the Vatican has diplomatic ties to Taiwan. -Wire News Services | |
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