From the Government They Rule Out that the Pope Wants to Leave a Message About Local Politics on His Visit
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The Minister of Human Capital, Sandra Pettovello, spoke about the arrival of the Supreme Pontiff in Argentina; “To make any interpretation addressed to the Government is not to know the Vatican”, she said.
A few days after the arrival of Leon XIV in Argentina, the head of the Social Pastoral, Dante Braida, remarked that there are “very delayed sectors” in the country and that it will be necessary to listen to the messages of the Supreme Pontiff. However, Minister Pettovello preferred to turn a deaf ear and said that from the Vatican “they have no intention of giving any political message.” While the Government strives to relativize the political m…
The Minister of Human Capital said she maintains a fluid dialogue with the Episcopate and said that Leon XIV will not use his visit to the country to question the Government. She also asked to avoid political interpretations of his future homilies.
The Minister of Human Capital said that the Pontiff will not make references to Argentine politics during his visit to the country and said that the relationship with ecclesiastical authorities is “good and fluid”. Read more
The Minister of Human Capital, Sandra Pettovello, spoke about the Pope’s visit to Argentina next week and said that “he will not give political messages.”
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