CNN journalist José Levy broke into tears after announcing the death of Pope Francis

The international correspondent of the Spanish edition of the news signal could not contain the tears and lamented the death of the leader of the Catholic Church

He couldn't help it.

"It was someone who marked my life"

The world has been in shock since the death of Pope Francis was known on Monday, April 21. Thousands of pilgrims have travelled to the Vatican, where the conclave is held to choose who his successor will be. He was a very dear man, and especially by Antonio Pelayo, Atresmedia’s historical correspondent in Italy. He has shown this in a live broadcast on the program And now Sonsoles. The veteran correspondent in Rome, has not been able to contain …

The Round Table on Monday, April 21 was dedicated to the 24th edition of the International Biennial of Graphic Humorism, a cultural and journalistic event of great relevance in our country. The news of the day was related to the death of Pope Francis, a fact that in the words of Oliver Zamora: it has been a sad news that has overshadowed the world and especially Cubans because of the ties he established with our country. The post Round Table: th…

Antonio Pelayo, the longest-lived Spanish correspondent among those covering the Vatican's information, broke live during an intervention for the death of Pope Francis. Antena 3's journalist has not repressed the tears, and has started crying on screen in a connection with And now Sonsoles, when he confessed that he has "lost a father". Pelayo, who is a priest, had a close relationship with Pope Francis, so the death of Jorge Bergoglio is for hi…