Negationism, adjustment in education and a message to Argentines: the Pope's definitions in one of his latest interviews Francis in times of extremism

A year after Milei’s rule, the top representative of the Catholic Church analyzed the situation in the country. He also expressed concern over the advance of denialist discourses and extreme right-wing ideological movements and called for unity and peace.

Jorge Bergoglio questioned the cuts in universities and public schools. Without naming him, he pointed directly against the government of La Libertad Avanza for the adjustment in the education system. “It is the programmed suicide of a country,” he said. In one of his last public interviews before dying, Pope Francis raised his voice against the cuts in education and claimed the Argentine model of public school, free and of quality. Not to menti…