Milei Avoided Commenting on the Pope's Speech and Said He Does Not Want to Involve Him in Argentine Politics
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"They say that yesterday Milei (and his caterva) was very angry and angry with the Pope's message; and even left almost without greeting him"
Pope Leon XIV’s visit to Argentina generated an immediate impact on the agenda of the international media, which analyzed with magnifying glass his first official message at the Libertad Palace. In the presence of President Javier Milei and political and business leaders, the Supreme Pontiff delivered a speech that the global press interpreted...
On a four-day visit to Argentina, Pope Leo XIV, on Sunday (8), next to Argentine President Javier Milei at the Palacio Libertad in Buenos Aires, the pontiff stood against austerity measures, which characterize the government's policy. With several indirects, criticisms against the neoliberal policies of Milei, the Pope defended that [...] The post "The economy must be at the service of the people", said the Pope in Argentina appeared first in Pe…
Leon XIV’s visit to Argentina had a strong impact on the main international media. The Telegraph, The Times, BBC, El País, ABC and international agencies agreed to interpret his messages on the economy, disability, education, democracy and the exercise of power as criticisms, explicit or veiled, to Javier Milei’s program and political style.
Leon XIV defended work, private initiative and the protection of the most vulnerable. The President praised his speech, but questioned the Argentine political debate.
The President highlighted Leon XIV’s message, but preferred not to publicly analyze his views on the economy, universities, disability and the limits of power. He argued that any interpretation could be used politically and described as touching his encounter with the Pontiff. Javier Milei and Leo XIV shared an activity with [...]
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