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Suspect of Threatening the Death of Pope Leon XIV Arrested in Argentina Before His Official Visit

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One person was arrested in Argentina for alleged death threats against Pope Leon XIV, a few hours before the pontiff began an official visit to the country, scheduled for Sunday, November 8.

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This was reported by the Ministry of Intelligence of the Nation through a network statement.The case was settled in the Federal Court of First Instance of Campana.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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On the eve of Pope Leo XIV's visit on Sunday, a person has been arrested in Argentina for death threats against the...

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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On the eve of Pope Leo XIV's visit on Sunday, a person has been arrested in Argentina for death threats against the pontiff. The Argentine intelligence service SIDE reported this on Saturday.

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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One person was arrested in Argentina for alleged death threats against Pope Leon XIV, a few hours before the pontiff began an official visit to the country, scheduled for Sunday, November 8.

·Warsaw, Poland
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The investigation was prompted by a background compiled by intelligence agencies and fell under the jurisdiction of a federal court in Campana. The pontiff plans to arrive this Sunday to the neighboring country after completing activities in Uruguay.

·Las Condes, Chile
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The agency indicated that the operation was carried out in less than 24 hours, by order of the Federal Justice of Campana; Leon XIV will arrive in the country this Sunday

·Vicente López, Argentina
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MisionesOnline broke the news on Saturday, November 7, 2026.
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