Milei does not travel to the assumption of Leo XIV: Chancellor Werthein and Minister Pettovello will attend the Vatican

The ceremony will be this Sunday. Dozens of heads of state and government are expected to be present, but neither Donald Trump nor Javier Milei will go.It is the official beginning of the pontificate of the first American in the history of the Catholic Church.

The President defined today to stay in Buenos Aires: he will be present in the Buenos Aires elections; the Chancellor will be the head of the delegation

President Javier Milei announced that he will not finally travel to Rome to attend the assumption of Pope Leo XIV for closely following the Buenos Aires elections. In his representation, the national government will send an official delegation. It was learned that Chancellor Gerardo Werthein and Minister Sandra Pettovello will be the ones who travel to Rome. Journalist Eduardo Feinmann confirmed that Werthein will be the head of the delegation, …

In the final stretch of the Buenos Aires City electoral campaign, President Javier Milei decided not to travel to the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV to support his legislative candidate, presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni, ahead of the elections on Sunday, May 18. The president cited "scheduling problems" and will be fully dedicated to closely monitoring the election for the composition of the Buenos Aires City Legislature, which will also deter…

Javier Milei cancelled his trip to the Vatican, where he planned to attend the ceremony of enthronement of Pope Leo XIV. Although the visit had been confirmed at the beginning of the week by presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni, the Government reported this Thursday that the President will not fly to Rome for “agenda questions.” Instead, ministers Gerardo Werthein (Foreign Relations) and Sandra Pettovello (Human Capital), who will represent Arge…

In the final stretch of the electoral campaign in the City of Buenos Aires, President Javier Milei decided not to travel to the assumption of Pope Leon XIV to support his candidate for legislator, presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni, in the face of the elections on Sunday, May 18. The president, who argued “agenda problems”, will focus on following closely the elections that will define the composition of the Buenos Aires Legislature, key to fu…