The Government Expects a Definition From the Vatican and Fears the Political Impact of a Possible Visit by the Pope
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Uncertainty for León XIV’s health reopened doubts about his trip to Argentina. At Casa Rosada they maintain the operation, although some officials recognize in private that a postponement would avoid an uncomfortable scenario for the ruling party in the face of the elections of 2027 The entry The government expects a definition from the Vatican and fears the political impact of a possible visit by the pope was first published in El Ciudadano.
The diagnosis of the high pontiff takes place a few weeks before the announced trip to Uruguay—between 6 and 8 November—Argentina and Peru.
The diagnosis of cancer of Leon XIV once again put the Argentine government waiting for a decision of the Vatican. While the Holy See prioritizes the health of the Pontiff, in Balcarce 50 there are growing doubts about his arrival in the country and the political consequences that a visit could have in the middle of an electoral pre-trial. The tour is scheduled for November 8-11, but there were still no announcements about possible modifications…
The Vatican confirmed the diagnosis and surgery of the pontiff was successful in Rome, but his visit scheduled for November was under review. At Casa Rosada there is growing concern about a possible postponement and its political impact in an election year.
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