AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPapal Visit: Pope Leo XIV drew an estimated 650,000 people to Mass in Córdoba, a day after 2.5 million filled Buenos Aires for the largest gathering of his papacy. He urged Argentines to follow the example of the country’s saints and build a caring nation, while pressing Javier Milei’s government to protect the poor and workers. The pope also met privately with five survivors of clergy abuse. Falklands Dispute: Argentina asked an international tribunal to halt drilling at the Sea Lion oil project, arguing it violates international rules. The UK warned that blocking development could cost islanders billions. Pumas: Juan Cruz Mallía is expected to miss the rest of the Nations Championship with a knee sprain. Uncapped Tobías Wade has been called up before Argentina’s match against Italy on Saturday. Messi: A replica World Cup trophy featured in Lionel Messi’s viral Instagram photo sold with a signed card for $525,000. Religion: A regional survey found Argentina’s Catholic share fell from 87% to 55% over three decades, amid a broader shift across Latin America.
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