Pope Wraps up Uruguay Visit and Arrives in Milei’s Argentina for the Most Fraught Stop of His Tour
- Pope Leo XIV concluded his Uruguay visit by praising women for passing the Catholic faith to younger generations.
- Pope Leo XIV then flew to Buenos Aires, where President Javier Milei and a military honor guard awaited him.
- The Argentina visit was expected to be politically delicate because the Catholic Church had criticized Milei’s austerity measures and other policies.
- Professor Luis Bahamondes described Argentina as facing upheaval, polarization, and an economic crisis.
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Pope Leo XIV is received by Milei upon arrival in Argentina Pope Leo XIV arrived on Sunday (8) to Argentina, the second stop of his trip through Latin America. The president of the country, Javier Milei, went to the airport to receive the pontiff, who landed from the aircraft at 4:45 pm. The pontiff and the president greeted themselves in front of the plane, on the runway of the Aeroparque Jorge Newberry, in Buenos Aires, and heard the Argentine…
In a society traversed by economic difficulties, uncertainty and strong political divisions, the arrival of Leo XIV can take on a much broader meaning.
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Pope wraps up Uruguay visit and arrives in Milei’s Argentina for the most fraught stop of his tour
Pope Leo XIV has praised the women who have passed the Catholic faith on to young generations in Uruguay. He wrapped up his visit by marking an important Catholic feast day tied to the country’s independence. He wants to remind Uruguayans of the church’s role in their identity. Leo continues his tour despite recent surgery, with Peru as his final stop. He traveled to the city of Florida before arriving later Sunday in Argentina, where his visit …
The Pope landed at the Aeropark at 16:33 and was received by President Javier Milei. He will be in Argentina until November 11.
At 16:33, Pope Leo XIV landed at Aeroparque Jorge Newbery, from Montevideo, Uruguay. On board a plane from Aerolíneas Argentinas, the Holy Father arrived next to his entourage to begin a historic visit.
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