Pope Urges Argentina's Milei to Put People Before Economy
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The focus of his first speech in Buenos Aires was the need for institutional cleansing against corruption.
Morning Keys: Leo tells Argentina to safeguard democracy
Pope Leo XIV arrived in Argentina and told President Javier Milei and the country's leaders that democracy must be safeguarded and the economy must benefit everyone. He closed his Uruguay visit by reconsecrating the country to Mary, and sent condolences after the Kraków shooting.
We inherit our homeland from previous generations, and we are responsible for the one we pass on to future generations, Leo XIV recalled during his first speech in Argentina. In Buenos Aires, he spoke about democracy, work, and an economy that serves humanity. He also questioned why young people had to leave the country and appealed for the protection of life from its first moments until its natural end.
We inherit our homeland from previous generations, and we are responsible for the one we pass on to the next, Leo XIV recalled during his first speech in Argentina. In Buenos Aires, he spoke about democracy, work, and an economy that serves humanity. He also questioned why young people had to leave the country and appealed for the protection of life from its first moments until its natural end. The article "Leo XIV in Argentina: Why Do Young Pe…
On a historic day marked by institutional expectation, Pope Leo XIV gave his first and most awaited speech on Argentine soil after the words of welcome expressed by Javier Milei at the opening of the national chain. Before an auditorium filled by the national leadership, legislators and the 24 provincial governors, the Supreme Pontiff marked the court with a clear pronouncement on the social priorities of the country, ensuring that “the economy …
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