The Pope Arrives in an Argentina Where Bishops Are Among Milei’s Firmest Critics
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The Pope arrives in an Argentina where bishops are among Milei’s firmest critics
Pope Leo XIV will arrive in Buenos Aires on Sunday on a visit that Javier Milei’s government presents as strictly pastoral, but which takes place amid tension with Argentina’s Catholic hierarchy, one of the most critical voices against the president’s austerity policies. The pontiff will begin a tour in Uruguay on Friday that will continue in Argentina from November 8 to 11 and end in Peru.
Leon XIV will begin next Friday his Latin American tour and on Sunday he will arrive in Buenos Aires, where the Catholic hierarchy embodies one of the main voices against the ultra-right
The Pope's trip to South America leads to a region with pressing social and political issues. Not only Catholics expect Leo XIV to position themselves on radical market reforms and rabid law-and-order policies.
Claudio della Croce León XIV will begin his Latin American tour next Friday and on Sunday he will arrive in Buenos Aires, where the Catholic hierarchy embodies one of the main voices against the ultra-right Javier Milei's government has endeavoured to present the three-day visit of Pope Leo XIV, who will arrive in Buenos Aires [...] The Pope's Uncomfortable visit to Argentina by Milei was first published in CLAE.
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