The Government Convened the Church to Dialogue on Disability, Prior to the Pope’s Visit
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Representatives of the Executive and the Argentine Episcopal Conference addressed claims for benefits, up-to-date payments and compliance with emergency regulations.The news The Government and the Church met to analyze the situation of persons with disabilities was first published in Sin Mordaza.
Corresponding to Buenos Aires.- In the prelude to the visit of Pope Leo XIV and under pressure from the opposition, which seeks to extend the Emergency Law for a year, the government opened a channel of dialogue with the Church this Monday because of the critical situation of the disability area. Officials of the Ministry of Health received...
Representatives of the Episcopal Conference met with health officials and asked to comply with the legislation and update benefits payments. They appreciated the dialogue, but warned that it should be translated into concrete measures.
Representatives of the Argentine Episcopal Conference met with officials of the Ministry of Health and raised complaints for non-compliance, payments and updating of benefits. They agreed to continue the dialogue in a new meeting.
The Argentine Episcopal Conference presented a document with its main concerns and appreciated the meeting, although it warned that it now expects concrete measures. A new meeting was also agreed to continue the talks.
A delegation of bishops discussed with health officials the problem of the sector before the Pope’s visit. The authorities of the Argentine Episcopal Conference (CEA) warned about breaches of current regulations.
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