Pope Leo’s Argentina visit brings church tensions into focus
Politics · First reported 8 Nov, 10:00 · Updated 10:13

Pope Leo is travelling to Argentina amid tensions between President Javier Milei and the Catholic Church. His visit is the first by a Catholic leader to Argentina since 1987, and includes a closely watched speech to Milei.
- Pope Leo is travelling to Argentina amid tensions between President Javier Milei and the Catholic Church.
- The visit is the first by a Catholic leader to Argentina since 1987.
- On the second leg of a 12-day South America tour, Leo is due to give a closely watched speech to Milei.
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- Visit
- Pope Leo is travelling to Argentina.
- Tour
- Argentina is the second leg of a 12-day South America tour.
- Previous visit
- The snippets say no Catholic leader had visited Argentina since 1987.
- Planned address
- Leo is due to give a closely watched speech to President Javier Milei.
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