After the Pope’s Words, the Government Defended His Administration and Assured that It Puts “the Economy at the Service of the People”
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Presidential spokesman Adrian Ravier marked the “coincidences” between the “ideas of freedom” and Catholic doctrine
Luis Caputo said that Leon XIV’s words “had nothing to do with politics”, while Karina Milei highlighted the spiritual character of the visit. At Casa Rosada they rejected the critical interpretations of papal speeches, but listed coincidences with the libertarian program and claimed fiscal balance as a response to the Pontiff’s demands. Pope Leo XIV had not yet finished saying goodbye to Argentina when the Government began to fix its own interp…
After the Pope's plane took off to Peru, the presidential spokesman held his weekly press conference where he remarked that "it should not be used to fuel local political disputes", but minutes later argued that the Social Doctrine of the Church "is compatible" with the market economy and "freedom" ideas.
Minutes after the Pope’s departure, the presidential spokesman said that the government puts “the economy at the service of the people” and listed the “coincidences” with the Pontiff. Faced with questions about disability and universities, he admitted that he cannot announce concrete measures. Read more
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