Pope Leo XIV criticized Argentine President Javier Milei’s austerity measures during a speech in Buenos Aires, saying economic growth must benefit everyone, The Guardian reported.
The pontiff told Milei that the economy should serve people, rather than the other way around. His remarks drew enthusiastic applause, according to the newspaper.
Argentina is the second stop on the pope’s 12-day tour of Latin America.



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