The Government Takes Note of the Pope’s Messages, but Says It Doesn’t Feel Alluded To
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On all sides of the Rose House they repeat that Leo XIV was “faithful to the Gospel”; they say that understanding the words of the Holy Father as a wake-up call to Milei is a “mixed interpretation”
The government sought to take off the speeches of Pope Leo XIV from any questioning to the administration of Javier Milei. After the activities of the Pontiff in the country, national officials maintained that his interventions respond to historical principles of the Church and do not contain references addressed to the Argentine political scene. “The Pope does not come to make ... Read more
The president did not participate in the Mass of Cordoba and will not attend Mass in the town of Buenos Aires, although he will be at the farewell of the pontiff. At Casa Rosada they assure that their views on poverty, work, disability and democracy respond to the social doctrine of the Church and do not represent a criticism of libertarian management.
In the Executive they described the apostolic visit as a “success” and rejected the interpretations that link the Pontiff’s references to employment, economics and disability with questions to the president. Read more
After the second day of Pope Leon XIV's activities in Argentina, the Government welcomed the activities that took place this Monday as protagonists of the disability and work sector. In this context, in the Casa Rosada and the Cabinet rejected that the Holy Father's speeches were aimed at...
Pope Leon XIV’s visit to Argentina generated a marked expectation in the national political arch before the tone that his message would adopt at the Libertad Palace. On the eve of the official ceremony, speculations about possible questions to the administration of Javier Milei circulated with force in Balcarce 50. Far from...
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