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Argentina: Pope Leo XIV receives warm welcome in Claypole

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Caraco, A. (2026, November 9). Argentina: Pope Leo XIV receives warm welcome in Claypole. Euronews. https://www.euronews.com/video/2026/11/09/argentina-pope-leo-xiv-receives-warm-welcome-in-claypole

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Euronews · collected 2026-11-09 · by Alexis Caraco

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Pope Leo XIV visited the Pequeño Cottolengo Don Orione facility in Claypole, Argentina, where he received a warm welcome from local residents and officials including Bishop Jorge Rubén Lugones. During his visit, which was part of a 12-day tour through Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru, Pope Leo unveiled a commemorative plaque and spoke to the disabled residents about their value to society. He emphasized that welcoming people with disabilities is an indicator of a nation’s progress, touching on the current debate in Argentina regarding funding for disability services.
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On Monday, November 9, 2026, Pope Leo XIV visited the Cottolengo Don Orione, a Catholic-run home for disabled individuals in Claypole, Argentina, as part of his trip to the country. The visit came amid President Javier Milei's austerity measures that have cut funding for disability support, including medications and special foods. About 400 residents with disabilities rely on this institution. Pope Leo’s message focused on protecting the most vulnerable, directly challenging Milei's economic policies which are described as "hyper-capitalist." The president's agenda emphasizes deregulation and rewards only those who compete the most, contrasting sharply with the pope’s stance that value should not be measured by productivity alone.

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Topics

Almirante Brown Argentina Buenos Aires Claypole Lomas de Zamora

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Argentina GPE · 2× Buenos Aires GPE · 2× Leo XIV PERSON · 2× Almirante Brown GPE · 1× Claypole GPE · 1× Jorge David Silanes PERSON · 1× Jorge Rubén Lugones PERSON · 1× Lomas de Zamora GPE · 1× Luigi Orione PERSON · 1× Uruguay GPE · 1×

Narrative

Welcomed by Bishop Jorge Rubén Lugones of Lomas de Zamora and the centre's director, Brother Jorge David Silanes, he told residents their lives "are not a burden for society, they are a blessing", and said a nation's progress is measured by how it welcomes people with disabilities.
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Argentina: Pope Leo XIV receives warm welcome in Claypole · assertive framing

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Standing in the popemobile, Pope Leo XIV waved to crowds lining the route before stepping down to greet people waiting near the entrance. asserted
XIV → stand → entrance
Footage shows him walking past the faithful, acknowledging those who had come to see him, then pausing in the chapel before the relic of St Luigi Orione's heart. asserted
who → show → heart
At the Pequeño Cottolengo Don Orione in Claypole, in Almirante Brown partido some 30km south of Buenos Aires, the pope unveiled a commemorative plaque and toured part of the 50-hectare site, which houses more than 400 people with disabilities in 16 homes. asserted
which → unveil → homes
Welcomed by Bishop Jorge Rubén Lugones of Lomas de Zamora and the centre's director, Brother Jorge David Silanes, he told residents their lives "are not a burden for society, they are a blessing", and said a nation's progress is measured by how it welcomes people with disabilities. asserted
it → welcome → disabilities
The visit forms part of his 12-day tour of Uruguay, Argentina and Peru. asserted
visit → form → Uruguay
Argentina is the homeland of his predecessor, Pope Francis, and had not hosted a reigning pontiff since John Paul II in 1987. asserted
Argentina → host → 1987
Leo XIV arrived in Buenos Aires on Sunday 8 November, welcomed by President Javier Milei at Jorge Newbery. asserted
XIV → arrive → Newbery
The choice of Don Orione, founded in 1935 as a "city of charity", turned attention on care services at a moment when disability funding is politically contested. asserted
funding → found → moment
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