The rebellious nun who was separated from the Church: from offering “a clean bed to die in” to trans girls to her connection with Francis

An Argentine nun, separated from the Catholic Church, became known for providing shelter and support to transgender individuals, offering them a place described by a beneficiary as "a clean bed to die in" due to the dangers of living on the street. The coverage also highlights her distinct relationship and connection with Pope Francis.

In parallel developments in Argentina, the Senate scheduled a packed legislative agenda, dubbed a "Super Wednesday," to discuss key issues including the Central Bank, fiscal innocence, investments, and public works despite opposition concerns over the crowded schedule. Meanwhile, in the Dominican Republic, the Superior Administrative Tribunal issued a ruling terminating two historical contracts tied to the Quisqueya I concession, raising questions regarding dependent activities.