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Argentina's new presidential administration reportedly has intelligence showing Cuban and Venezuelan government agitators are in the country and are planing to participate in an anti-Milei march. The purpose of these agitators is to spark riots and violence during the march in an attempt to sow chaos and turmoil for Argentina's new anti-communist president, Javier Milei.

Argentina’s President-elect Javier Milei has called for the wholesale reinvention of the government but he has precious little time. With less than three weeks until his Dec. 10 inauguration, Milei has no executive experience and few allies in his bullpen. From the moment of the wild-haired outsider’s decisive victory on Sunday night, the clock started ticking. Argentina’s presidential transition period is one of the shortest in Latin America; it lasts at least six weeks in Colombia and tw...

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Argentina ’s President-elect Javier Milei has called for the wholesale reinvention of the government but he has precious little time. From the moment of the wild-haired outsider ’s decisive victory on Sunday night, the clock started ticking. Argentina’s presidential transition period is one of the shortest in Latin America; it lasts at least six weeks in Colombia and two months in Brazil.

Pope Francis sometimes seems to operate on the “interview a week” plan, often making waves and raising eyebrows in his exchanges with reporters.

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An Argentinian journalist who recently met with Pope Francis has said the pope plans to return to his native country next year, and that the pontiff again came to the defense of his predecessor, Saint John Paul II.

The conversation with Morales Solá, published Sunday, marks the first time the Pope has given a possible date for an Argentina trip.

“I want to go to the country next year,” the pope reportedly told Argentinian journalist Joaquín Morales Solá during a recent private audience at the Vatican.

Pope Francis has told Archbishop Georg Gänswein, who was private secretary to the late Pope Benedict XVI, that he should leave Rome soon.