Pope tells Argentina’s Milei leaders should know limits of power

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During a speech in Argentina, Pope Leo XIV addressed President Javier Milei and emphasized the importance of political leaders understanding their limitations and acting in the best interest of the public. The pope urged Argentina to safeguard its democratic institutions, highlighting the need for responsible leadership that prioritizes the welfare of all citizens.

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Pope Leo XIV, who underwent lung cancer surgery in late October 2026, departed on November 6 for a 12-day tour of South America, visiting Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru. Despite his recent health issues, Vatican officials stated that the Pope is healthy and no extra medical precautions are being taken during the trip. The Pope began his journey in Uruguay before traveling to Argentina, where he addressed President Javier Milei, urging leaders to recognize the limits of their power and act for the common good. In what was seen as a critique of Milei's austerity measures, Pope Leo highlighted the plight of those struggling despite hard work and urged particular concern for individuals affected by illness, dependency, and disability. The trip is significant not only due to the Pope’s health recovery but also because it involves navigating political complexities in each country he visits.

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