MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - They did not speak the same language and were not even in the same room. But the presidents of Mexico and the United States quickly found common ground in a virtual "meeting" on Monday, in the form of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
Mexico's patron saint is one of the most beloved symbols of national identity in a country where most people share U.S. President Joe Biden's Roman Catholic faith.
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