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WORLD • ARGENTINA

Pope Leo urges Argentina’s leaders to put people before the economy

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During his visit to Argentina, Pope Leo XIV said the economy should serve people and urged leaders to recognize limits on their power. Several outlets interpreted the remarks as criticism of President Javier Milei’s austerity policies.

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Why it matters

The remarks add a prominent voice to debate over Argentina’s economic policies and social welfare. No direct U.S. consequence is identified in the supplied reports; Argentinians are the people most affected by any policy debate or changes.