Leon XIV Claimed Responsibility for Social Justice and Launched a Strong Message in Front of Milei’s Model: “Land, Roof and Work”
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Pope Leo XIV claimed responsibility for the workers of the popular economy, a sector that, during the government of Javier Milei, faced the closure of canteens, the judicialization of leaders, the repression of protests and the cutting of funds.
By Washington Uranga. Latin American Summary, November 10, 2026. Photo: Juan Mabromata, AFP. He visited the Cottolengo of Claypole, celebrated a Mass for more than two million and before unions and employers defended the dignity of work and solidarity with the weakest. On the second day of his visit to the country and when [...] La entrada Argentina. The Pope and his defense of Land, Roof and Labor was first published in Latin American Abstract.
In a speech of strong social and political content, Pope Leo XIV again put at the center of the discussion the rights of workers, social justice and the obligation for the economy to be at the service of people. In front of businessmen, trade unionists, representatives of popular movements and government officials [...] The entry Leon XIV claimed social justice and launched a strong message in front of Milei’s model: “Land, roof and work” was fi…
Pope Leo XIV called on entrepreneurs to contribute to a better world from their companies, putting people above economic profits. He expressed this during his meeting with representatives of the labor world in Argentina, where he stressed that business success must also be measured by respect for the dignity of workers and the contribution to the common good. [Read also: Pope Leo XIV in residence for people with disabilities: “Your lives are not…
On his second day, the Pope left definitions that challenge Milei. Before businessmen, trade unionists and popular movements, he affirmed that “the economy must be at the service of the person” and called for employment as a priority of public policies. He also claimed the flags of “land, roof and work”, received victims of abuses and urged bishops to accompany the most vulnerable.
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