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English: Graffiti on a wall in Lisbon depicting a priest chasing two children, denouncing the child abuse scandal that rocked the catholic church (which is still quite powerful in Portugal). Image taken 2 feb 2011
Nederlands: Graffiti op een muur in Lissabon, Portugal, februari 2011. Een priester rent twee kinderen achterna, een protest tegen het seksschandaal dat de katholieke kerk ook in Portugal teistert
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