The government is once again dependent on the Vatican, and there is already speculation about a papal visit during the election year.

The Argentine government is awaiting a definition from the Vatican regarding a potential papal visit during the upcoming electoral year. Internal discussions within the administration are already focusing on the political impact such a visit could have, according to reports from Buenos Aires.

Simultaneously, the administration's electoral strategy relies heavily on achieving a significant drop in year-over-year inflation prior to the elections. Although inflation experienced a slight rebound to 1.9% in September, officials view this as a temporary increase and anticipate that the broader disinflationary trend will resume in the coming months, supported by other encouraging economic indicators.