The Pope issues a message on economy and democracy during his arrival in Argentina in the presence of Javier Milei
“"The economy must be at the service of the people and not the people at the service of the economy": Pope Leo XIV's message to Milei upon his arrival in Argentina”
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During his arrival in Argentina, the Supreme Pontiff delivered a speech in the presence of President Javier Milei in which he emphasized the importance of putting the economy at the service of the people. He also noted that strengthening democracy requires dialogue and careful use of words.
The official meeting marks a milestone in the pontiff's international agenda during his visit to the South American country.
During his address to local authorities, the leader of the Catholic Church underscored fundamental principles regarding social justice and the role of democratic institutions.
Meanwhile, President Javier Milei's administration welcomed the hierarch within the framework of established diplomatic protocols for the official visit.
- The Pope made an official visit to Argentina.
- He held a protocol meeting with President Javier Milei.
- He pointed out that the economy must serve the people.
- He highlighted the need to listen and be careful with words to strengthen democracy.
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