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on May 9, 2025

The most searched Wikipedia pages in Brazil: discover what people are looking for!

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  1. PT
    Pope Leo XIV
    - 225%
  2. PT
    list of popes
    - 81%
  3. PT
    Leo XIII
    - 389%
  4. PT
    Pope Francis
    - 119%
  5. PT
    John Paul II
    - 54%
  6. PT
    John Paul I
    - 25%
  7. PT
    Benedict XVI
    - 57%
  8. EN
    Pope Leo XIV
    - 150%
  9. PT
    Augustine of Hippo
    - 99%
  10. PT
    pope
    - 164%
  11. PT
    Leo I
    - 168%
  12. PT
    Paul VI
    - 45%
  13. PT
    John XXIII
    - 40%
  14. PT
    Pius XII
    - 44%
  15. PT
    Saint Peter
    - 45%
  16. PT
    Augustinians
    - 179%
  17. PT
    Pius IX
    - 40%
  18. PT
    Ilze Scamparini
    + 1%
  19. PT
    Pius XI
    - 48%
  20. PT
    Pius X
    - 60%
  21. PT
    Benedict XV
    - 52%
  22. PT
    Aloísio Lorscheider
    - 97%
  23. PT
    Rerum Novarum
    - 98%
  24. PT
    Habemus papam
    - 242%
  25. EN
    Wiktionary:Requests for verification/Non-English
    new
  26. PT
    Lady Gaga
    - 71%
  27. PT
    Leo X
    - 147%
  28. PT
    Jared Kushner
    - 118%
  29. PT
    Vatican City
    - 118%
  30. PT
    Augustinians
    - 231%
  31. PT
    Leo XII
    - 71%
  32. PT
    Linus
    new
  33. PT
    Pope Leo XIV
    - 6875%
  34. PT
    Xabi Alonso
    new
  35. PT
    2025 papal conclave
    - 117%
  36. PT
    System of a Down
    new
  37. PT
    Atlético Nacional
    new
  38. EN
    Pope Francis
    - 91%
  39. PT
    Catholic Church
    - 68%
  40. PT
    David Ospina
    new
  41. PT
    Gregory XVI
    new
  42. PT
    conclave
    - 162%
  43. PT
    Prophecy of the Popes
    - 182%
  44. PT
    Chiclayo
    new
  45. PT
    UEFA Conference League
    new
  46. EN
    list of popes
    - 86%
  47. PT
    Wikipedia
    new
  48. PT
    Benedict IX
    new
  49. PT
    UEFA Champions League
    - 100%
  50. PT
    Bermuda Triangle
    new
Those data refers to the most visited pages on Wikipedia from Brazil on May 9, 2025.
The green, red and yellow indicators on each row are based on data from the day before: to get insights about the historical records, click here.
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