Kicillof Quoted Leo XIV and Challenged Milei: "Let Him Do What He Wants, but Let Him listen."
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Pope Leo XIV’s visit ended, but he left behind an uncomfortable political question: what does a government do in front of those most in need? While Javier Milei said to businessmen that “the natural state of man, throughout his entire existence until the Industrial Revolution, was poverty,” Axel Kicillof carried the message... The Milei entry speaks of poverty as a “natural state”; Kicillof picks up Leon XIV’s message and puts rights in the cent…
The Buenos Aires governor linked the speeches of the Supreme Pontiff with the political panorama of next year. Read more
Axel Kicillof stated that Pope Leo XIV's message during the mass mass held in Luján was a "true wake-up call" for those who reject concepts such as solidarity, poverty, university and disability.The Buenos Aires governor also said that the impact of the papal visit could be transferred to the political stage in the coming days.At the end of the ceremony, Kicillof highlighted the succession of messages left by the Pontiff during his stay in Argen…
The Buenos Aires governor, Axel Kicillof, strongly highlighted the social and political content of Pope Leon XIV’s messages during his visit to Argentina and claimed his definitions of social justice, education, science, disability and workers’ rights. From Luján, where he participated in the vigil prior to the Pope’s Mass, [...] The entry Kicillof claimed the social message of Pope Leo XIV and crossed Milei: “Let him do whatever he wants but le…
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