Javier Milei spoke about re-election, the visit of Pope Leo XIV, and the Nobel Prize in Economics: "I don't deserve it, at least not today."
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Argentine President Javier Milei announced that his administration is prepared to modify its official agenda if necessary to accommodate any rescheduling of Pope Leo XIV's upcoming visit to Argentina. The adjustments depend on the pontiff's health, as the Pope is scheduled to be hospitalized for the treatment of a pulmonary nodule.
The medical intervention threatens to impact a planned 12-day papal tour spanning Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru, leaving the itinerary subject to the leader's clinical recovery. Meanwhile, President Milei also addressed domestic political topics, including his potential reelection, and commented on the Nobel Prize in Economics, stating he does not believe he deserves the honor at this time.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - León XIV será internadoFocuses primarily on the Pope's health status and the affected regional tour.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Javier Milei habló de la reelecciónCenters on Milei's political statements, reelection, and government adjustments for the papal visit.
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