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Map of Cuts in CABA for the Pope's Visit: What Is the Procedure for Circulating Inside the Fence?

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The City Government reported that the areas of Palermo and Recoleta will be affected by the visit of the Supreme Pontiff

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The City Government reported that the areas of Palermo and Recoleta will be affected by the visit of the Supreme Pontiff

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The city of Córdoba is preparing to receive Pope Leon XIV on Tuesday, November 10th, with a comprehensive security operation that will include more than 350 traffic cuts. Restrictions will begin on Monday 9 and will be implemented progressively in the main avenues and sectors where the activities of the pontiff will be carried out. The provincial government reported that the cuts will be vehicular, so pedestrians will be able to circulate throug…

The transit operation due to the arrival of the Pontiff will include more than 350 progressive cuts between Monday 9 and Tuesday 10 November. There will be restrictions for vehicles, but pedestrian traffic will be allowed and urban transport will be free during both days. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The security requirements were resolved by the National Government.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Police of Córdoba will reinforce the vehicle controls in the main accesses to the province before the arrival of Pope Leo XIV. The operations will reach private cars, collectives, combis and minibuses. What documentation must present the travelers arriving from the Argentine north.

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From Wednesday, November 4, there will be progressive cuts in Palermo and Recoleta, with restrictions that will extend until November 16. Neighbors will have to prove their home and some workers will have to complete an affidavit to enter the security perimeters.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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El Economista broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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