Argentina's president, a former critic of Pope Francis, offers his condolences

Many Argentines considered Francis to be the Pope of the Peronists. The social reformer was close to this movement, but did not allow himself to be taken over by it – and finally even made Head of State Milei mute.

The Pope symbolized everything the ultra-rightist government rejects: social justice, centrality of the state, care for nature, but the Argentine president went from insulting him in campaign to visiting him in the Vatican

Javier Milei, Who Once Called Pope Francis an 'Imbecile,' Honors First Argentine Pope

Argentine President Javier Milei honored his compatriot Pope Francis following his passing on Monday, celebrating his "indefatigable struggle... to protect life from conception, promote interreligious dialogue," and youth outreach. The post Javier Milei, Who Once Called Pope Francis an ‘Imbecile,’ Honors First Argentine Pope appeared first on Breitbart.

Leaders from all over the world expressed their condolences after the death of Pope Francis. Argentine President Javier Milei paid tribute to his compatriot, who was honored to have known “in his goodness and wisdom” despite the differences between the two leaders. For his part, King Charles III of England said he was “deeply saddened” by the pope’s death, indicating that he served the world with “devotion throughout his life.” The president of …

Argentina pained by death of homegrown Pope Francis

Some in Pope Francis' homeland regretted that he never returned as pontiff. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Pope Francis, who passed away today, emphasized helping migrants, the persecuted and the forgotten - His close relations with Patriarch Bartholomew and the criticism he received