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Pope Francis Francis as number one in their list of 50 greatest leaders. On 5 November 2014, he was ranked by "Forbes" as the fourth most powerful person in the world and was the only non-political figure in the top ranking. In December 2016, Francis yet made "Forbes"s list of "The World's Most Powerful People", ranking fifth. In March 2013, a new song was dedicated to Francis and released in Brazilian Portuguese, European Portuguese, and Italian, titled "Come Puoi" ("How You Can"). Also in March, Pablo Buera, the mayor of La Plata, Argentina, announced that the city had renamed a section of