Pope visits struggling Argentine home for people with disabilities to press economic message

Pope Leo XIV visited a home for people with disabilities in Argentina on Monday. The visit was intended to send a message about protecting vulnerable people in the country. It served as a criticism of President Javier Milei's austerity economic policies. The Pope has been calling for Argentina to prioritize support for its weakest citizens.

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Pope visits care home in Argentina for people with disabilities to press economic message

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Pope visits care home in Argentina for people with disabilities, renewing call to protect the vulnerable

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Pope visits struggling Argentine home for people with disabilities to press economic message

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