In a climate of profound spiritual elevation, the Argentine Republic is experiencing decisive moments ahead of the imminent farewell of Pope Leo XIV, who after 39 years of papal absence concluded a significant apostolic visit that mobilized more than 4 million people across the national territory. The morning agenda this Wednesday took place in the square of the Basilica of Luján, where Leo XIV presided over a massive mass before more than two million faithful. Framed by a human tide dressed in sky blue and white and in the presence of political leadership, the Supreme Pontiff proclaimed an emotional “Argentina, rise up and walk”, calling to heal the wounds of the past through forgiveness, work, and faith, consolidating a climate of moral renewal that resonates with the direction led by President Javier Milei.
