Strong Controversy over the “VIP Carp” at the Pope’s Mass in Palermo Attended by Politicians and Celebrities
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The Porteño government called the celebrities and the national was in charge of the expenses; “the half-moons and the puddings were too much, it was not a huge luxury,” said Jorge Macri; inconvenience of the Episcopate
Buenos Aires, 10 November (NA) -- The head of government of the city of Buenos Aires, Jorge Macri, spoke after the controversy that generated the installation of a VIP tent in the Monument to the Spaniards in the framework of the visit of Pope Leo XIV and said: "The medialunas and the puddings were too much. I would not have put it, I would have reached with water and a coffee to wait".
After the controversy provoked by the installation of a VIP tent at the Mass given by Pope Leo XIV this Monday at the Monument to the Spaniards located in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo, the head of government of CABA, Jorge Macri, went out to speak to the press and minimized the impact of the ... Read more
The guests had a place of privilege near the altar, with catering and indoors. The National Government was in the organization that brought together 4000 guests. Read more
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