Pope Throws Several Diplomatic Darts in His Speech to Milei
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The Pontiff spoke on harsh issues for the government, such as the university, the economy, the disabled and the limits to power. "I prefer to have a vision that is my opinion," said the President to avoid commenting.
The Pope has begun his visit to Argentina with a political speech before Javier Milei in which he has very elegantly addressed the President’s strident style, his economic cuts and the limits of power. Leon XIV has asked Milei and the political class of the country to “learn to live together, even when there are differences of thought” and to “be at the height of history” of Argentina. After two days of visit to the quiet Uruguayan society, Pope…
After the Pope’s visit, Milei said he was “disposed to dialogue,” but pointed against a “malevolent caricaturization” on the part of politics and journalism, and refused to comment on Leon XIV’s speech.
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