Victoria Villarruel was abused at the end of the Mass by Pope Francis

On Monday night, Vice President Victoria Villarruel starred in a tense moment as she left the Basilica of San José de Flores, where a mass was celebrated in homage to Pope Francis: she was booed by dozens of people who were at the door of this seat of the Catholic Church. Archbishop Jorge García Cuerva of Buenos Aires led the mass of the last farewell to the pontiff in the place where he found his vocation. Under the premise “For eternal rest”, …

The Vice President of the Nation, Victoria Villaruel, was booed this Monday night after the Mass in honor of Pope Francis that was held this afternoon in the Basilica of San José de Flores (Comuna 7). The Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Jorge García Cuerva, said that “the aggression against Villarruel was from a tiny group that understood nothing.” The religious said that “never was a message from the pope” and stressed that “different political lea…

Another pubber had to run out of the church of Flores where people gathered to pay homage to the deceased Pope. The young man began to make gestures in the face of the rejection of those present for the presence of Victoria Villarruel, and that is why the people threw him out of the place.

The Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Jorge García Cuerva, prayed for the eternal rest of Pope Francis in the Metropolitan Cathedral, meters from the Rosada House. Meanwhile Villarruel attended the Basilica of Flowers in the Mass homage to Bergoglio, but withdrew with booing and singing against him.

The ceremony was led by the Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Jorge García Cuerva

It makes me the most vile thing to want to give a political approach to an event that should be pure, intimate, solemn... especially when you had in your hands the possibility to change things and you did not do it, when you have evaded your responsibility and refused to respect many of the most basic rights of the people who work for you, when you have not been able to implement a single effective policy to strengthen culture, a subject that cl…