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The Archbishop of Buenos Aires warns that Pope Leo XIV will find a poor and divided Argentina

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Archbishop of Buenos Aires Jorge García Cuerva stated that Pope Leo XIV will encounter a nation in crisis during his upcoming apostolic visit in November. The Archbishop characterized the country as wounded, citing high levels of poverty and significant social and political fragmentation.

Beyond economic hardship, the Archbishop’s remarks highlighted the presence of political divisions and verbal violence within the current Argentine landscape. These comments serve as a formal assessment of the domestic climate ahead of the pontiff's arrival.

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Infobae Focuses on economic crisis and high poverty rates
WPLG Local 10 Emphasizes political division and verbal violence
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