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No pope after the first vote

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Some cardinals expected to succeed François

Among the 133 cardinals gathered in the to elect the next , some emerge as favorites to succeed François. Here are a few.

Pietro Parolin, , 70 years old

A man celebrates a mass in front of a microphone.

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Cardinal Pietro Parolin. (Archives photo)

Photo: Reuters / YARA NARDI

According to several observers, the Secretary of State of the Vatican, Pietro Parolin, is one of the favorites to find himself at the head of the Catholic Church. It is considered a moderate preservative.

Luis Antonio Tagle, Philippin, 67 years old

The cardinal seated on an armchair during a prayer at the Saint-Pierre-de-Rome basilica, at the Vatican, March 6, 2013.

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Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle. (Archives photo)

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Photo : Reuters / Max Rossi

The former Archbishop of Manila, Antonio Tagle, is a moderate figure which did not hesitate to criticize the Catholic church for its shortcomings, especially in pedocrime affairs.

Pierbattista Pizaballa, Italian, 60 years old

Pierbattista Pizzaballa participates in the traditional Palm Sunday procession.

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Le cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa. (Photo d’archives)

Photo : afp via getty images / AHMAD GHARABLI

The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, Pierbattista Pizaballa, is in the spotlight, especially for his involvement in peace and dialogue efforts in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The list of favorite cardinals, said papabileis long and you have to be wary of it. The outcome of the conclave remains unpredictable.

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