Javier Milei

Javier Milei visibly moved as he said goodbye to Pope Leo XIV at Ezeiza airport, according to La Nación, Clarín and Metrópoles. Poder360 and La Tercera say Milei cried or broke into tears, while RPP describes him moved to tears. Al Jazeera describes Milei crying as he bid farewell to the Pope, and El Comercio reports the same emotion with video.

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Javier Milei visibly moved as he said goodbye to Pope Leo XIV at Ezeiza airport, according to La Nación, Clarín and Metrópoles. Poder360 and La Tercera say Milei cried or broke into tears, while RPP describes him moved to tears. Al Jazeera describes Milei crying as he bid farewell to the Pope, and El Comercio reports the same emotion with video.

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Javier Milei visibly moved as he said goodbye to Pope Leo XIV at Ezeiza airport, according to La Nación, Clarín and Metrópoles. Poder360 and La Tercera say Milei cried or broke into tears, while RPP describes him moved to tears. Al Jazeera describes Milei crying as he bid farewell to the Pope, and El Comercio reports the same emotion with video.

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Javier Milei visibly moved as he said goodbye to Pope Leo XIV at Ezeiza airport, according to La Nación, Clarín and Metrópoles. Poder360 and La Tercera say Milei cried or broke into tears, while RPP describes him moved to tears. Al Jazeera describes Milei crying as he bid farewell to the Pope, and El Comercio reports the same emotion with video.

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Javier Milei visibly moved as he said goodbye to Pope Leo XIV at Ezeiza airport, according to La Nación, Clarín and Metrópoles. Poder360 and La Tercera say Milei cried or broke into tears, while RPP describes him moved to tears. Al Jazeera describes Milei crying as he bid farewell to the Pope, and El Comercio reports the same emotion with video.

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Javier Milei visibly moved as he said goodbye to Pope Leo XIV at Ezeiza airport, according to La Nación, Clarín and Metrópoles. Poder360 and La Tercera say Milei cried or broke into tears, while RPP describes him moved to tears. Al Jazeera describes Milei crying as he bid farewell to the Pope, and El Comercio reports the same emotion with video.

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Javier Milei visibly moved as he said goodbye to Pope Leo XIV at Ezeiza airport, according to La Nación, Clarín and Metrópoles. Poder360 and La Tercera say Milei cried or broke into tears, while RPP describes him moved to tears. Al Jazeera describes Milei crying as he bid farewell to the Pope, and El Comercio reports the same emotion with video.

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Iran designates Argentina's Air and Naval Forces as terrorist, according to Metropoles and Poder360. Folha de S.Paulo presents the decision as Iran's response to the Milei government. According to RPP, Argentina rejects Iran's designation of its Armed Forces as terrorist.

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Pope Leo XIV visited Argentina; Metrópoles reads the visit as a counterpoint to Milei's economic agenda. Süddeutsche Zeitung says Argentines received the pope's visit as a deliverance. Gazeta do Povo says the pope opposes radical secularism. Al Jazeera shows crowds greeting Pope Leo XIV in Argentina after a 40-year wait.

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Marta, a woman with cerebral palsy who was abandoned as a baby, spoke to the Pope, according to La Nación. Pope Leo XIV was moved by her message, per RPP, which published a video. Clarín highlights her appeal to President Milei, whom she asked to show more compassion.

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Pope Leo XIV visited Argentina; Metrópoles reads the visit as a counterpoint to Milei's economic agenda. Süddeutsche Zeitung says Argentines received the pope's visit as a deliverance. Gazeta do Povo says the pope opposes radical secularism. Al Jazeera shows crowds greeting Pope Leo XIV in Argentina after a 40-year wait.

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Pope Leo XIV defended trade unions in Argentina as an «indispensable institution», according to El Comercio and RTP. Semana reports that the remarks were made in connection with Milei's labour reform.

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According to El Universal, Bolivia says Mexico has granted asylum to Nadia Beller, former partner of consultant Fernando Cerimedo, who survived a shooting attack. La Nación and La Tercera also report that Mexico granted political asylum to Nadia Beller. La Tercera identifies Fernando Cerimedo as a former adviser to Milei and Paz.

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ABC News also reports a record crowd and says the Pope rebuked Milei over austerity. Il Fatto Quotidiano highlights that precarious work was at the centre of the homily.

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Javier Milei declined to comment on Pope Leo XIV's speech, saying he does not want to drag the Holy Father into the «sordid debate of local politics». According to Clarín's headline, Milei avoided giving an opinion on the Pope's speech.

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Pope Leo XIV made several diplomatic remarks in his speech before Milei, according to RTP and ABC. Milei replied that seeing jabs at himself in the Pope's speech is, in his view, “debate rasteiro”, according to Gazeta do Povo.

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Pope Leo XIV visited Argentina, where his speech was covered from several angles by local and Brazilian outlets. Gazeta do Povo reports that President Milei called reading jabs at him in the pope's speech “debate rasteiro”. Metrópoles says the pope offered a counterpoint to Milei's economic agenda.

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Several outlets from Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Portugal and Colombia report that the Pope said, standing alongside Milei, that the economy must serve people. Expresso describes the remarks as critical and states the idea in reverse: people should not serve the economy.

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Javier Milei declined to comment on Pope Leo XIV's speech, saying he does not want to drag the Holy Father into the «sordid debate of local politics». According to Clarín's headline, Milei avoided giving an opinion on the Pope's speech.

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Several outlets from Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Portugal and Colombia report that the Pope said, standing alongside Milei, that the economy must serve people. Expresso describes the remarks as critical and states the idea in reverse: people should not serve the economy.

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Several outlets from Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Portugal and Colombia report that the Pope said, standing alongside Milei, that the economy must serve people. Expresso describes the remarks as critical and states the idea in reverse: people should not serve the economy.

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Several outlets from Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Portugal and Colombia report that the Pope said, standing alongside Milei, that the economy must serve people. Expresso describes the remarks as critical and states the idea in reverse: people should not serve the economy.

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Pope Leo XIV visited Argentina, where, according to Der Spiegel, he criticised the austerity measures of President Javier Milei's government. Gazeta do Povo reports that Milei replied that seeing jabs at himself in the pope's speech is a “shallow debate”. Süddeutsche Zeitung, NZZ and ABC News only show the visit, with the chant “Olé, olé, Leo, Leo” and images, without further details.

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Several outlets from Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Portugal and Colombia report that the Pope said, standing alongside Milei, that the economy must serve people. Expresso describes the remarks as critical and states the idea in reverse: people should not serve the economy.

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In Buenos Aires, Pope Leo XIV called for an economy «at the service of the person», according to Le Monde, which quotes the line in reverse: the person should not serve the economy. Le Temps places the message in the context of ultraliberal Javier Milei and presents it as a papal appeal for an economy centred on people. Le Figaro frames the visit around the legacy of Pope Francis, which its headline describes as a shadow over the trip to Argentina.

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In Buenos Aires, Pope Leo XIV called for an economy «at the service of the person», according to Le Monde, which quotes the line in reverse: the person should not serve the economy. Le Temps places the message in the context of ultraliberal Javier Milei and presents it as a papal appeal for an economy centred on people. Le Figaro frames the visit around the legacy of Pope Francis, which its headline describes as a shadow over the trip to Argentina.

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Pope Leo XIV said, beside Milei in Argentina, that the economy must serve people. El País reports the pope defended the victims of Milei's motosierra, while El Mundo and Semana quote the same line about the economy serving the person. Expresso adds that the person should not be made to serve the economy.

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Pope Leo XIV visited Argentina and, according to Der Spiegel, criticised Milei's austerity policy. Frankfurter Allgemeine sets Milei's talk of freedom against Pope Leo XIV's emphasis on responsibility. Süddeutsche Zeitung focuses mainly on the warm crowd reception, with chants of «Olé, olé, Leo, Leo».

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Pope Leo XIV visited Argentina and, alongside Milei, said the economy must serve the person. El País reports the Pope defended the victims of Milei's chainsaw cuts, while The Guardian describes a stinging rebuke of austerity measures. Gazeta do Povo highlights the Pope's warning about organised crime and inequality in Argentina. Metrópoles reports a Mass attended by 2 million people in Argentina.

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Javier Milei declined to comment on Pope Leo XIV's speech, saying he does not want to drag the Holy Father into the «sordid debate of local politics». According to Clarín's headline, Milei avoided giving an opinion on the Pope's speech.

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Pope Leo XIV made several diplomatic remarks in his speech before Milei, according to RTP and ABC. Milei replied that seeing jabs at himself in the Pope's speech is, in his view, “debate rasteiro”, according to Gazeta do Povo.

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Pope Leo XIV visited Argentina and, alongside Milei, said the economy must serve the person. El País reports the Pope defended the victims of Milei's chainsaw cuts, while The Guardian describes a stinging rebuke of austerity measures. Gazeta do Povo highlights the Pope's warning about organised crime and inequality in Argentina. Metrópoles reports a Mass attended by 2 million people in Argentina.

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Pope Leo XIV visited Argentina and, alongside Milei, said the economy must serve the person. El País reports the Pope defended the victims of Milei's chainsaw cuts, while The Guardian describes a stinging rebuke of austerity measures. Gazeta do Povo highlights the Pope's warning about organised crime and inequality in Argentina. Metrópoles reports a Mass attended by 2 million people in Argentina.

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Pope Leo XIV told Javier Milei, in Buenos Aires, that the economy must serve the person and not the other way round. Portuguese, Spanish and Latin American headlines quote the same line; one Italian headline adds that democracy needs dialogue.

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Pope Leo XIV arrived in Argentina and told President Milei that the economy should serve the person, not the reverse. El País reports that the Pope defends the victims of Milei's chainsaw cuts, while The Guardian describes his remarks as a rebuke of austerity measures. Público and Expresso quote the Pope saying the economy should serve people.

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Pope Leo XIV arrived in Argentina and told President Milei that the economy should serve the person, not the reverse. El País reports that the Pope defends the victims of Milei's chainsaw cuts, while The Guardian describes his remarks as a rebuke of austerity measures. Público and Expresso quote the Pope saying the economy should serve people.

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Pope Leo XIV arrived in Argentina and told President Milei that the economy should serve the person, not the reverse. El País reports that the Pope defends the victims of Milei's chainsaw cuts, while The Guardian describes his remarks as a rebuke of austerity measures. Público and Expresso quote the Pope saying the economy should serve people.

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Leo XIV is visiting Argentina and was received by Javier Milei, according to Metrópoles and Semana. El Mundo says the four-day visit pays Francis's debt, and El Comercio reports the Pope called for listening and dialogue to strengthen democracy. La Nación lists the sensitive points of the visit for Milei's government, and Le Monde writes that the Church in Argentina stands opposed to Milei's vision for society. Der Spiegel reports that Milei wants to turn Patagonia into an AI hotspot.

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Pope Leo XIV arrived in Argentina, the first papal visit to the country in almost 40 years, according to El Comercio, RPP and El Universal. ABC describes him as a depolarising pope who is meeting the libertarian Milei. La Tercera reports a climate of tension linked to Milei's austerity measures.

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Argentine President Javier Milei received Pope Leo XIV at Aeroparque in Buenos Aires when the pontiff arrived in the country. According to El Comercio, the two then held a private 40-minute meeting at the Casa Rosada.

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Pope Leo XIV arrived in Argentina and was welcomed by Javier Milei, on the second stop of his South American tour. According to PBS NewsHour, the Pope told Milei that people, not the economy, should come first. The Guardian reports that the Pope sharply criticised Milei's austerity measures. Gazeta do Povo says the Pope warned about organised crime and inequality in the country.

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Pope Leo XIV arrived in Argentina, the first papal visit to the country in almost 40 years, according to El Comercio, RPP and El Universal. ABC describes him as a depolarising pope who is meeting the libertarian Milei. La Tercera reports a climate of tension linked to Milei's austerity measures.

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Pope Leo XIV arrived in Argentina and was welcomed by Javier Milei, on the second stop of his South American tour. According to PBS NewsHour, the Pope told Milei that people, not the economy, should come first. The Guardian reports that the Pope sharply criticised Milei's austerity measures. Gazeta do Povo says the Pope warned about organised crime and inequality in the country.

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Pope Leo XIV arrived in Argentina and was welcomed by Javier Milei, on the second stop of his South American tour. According to PBS NewsHour, the Pope told Milei that people, not the economy, should come first. The Guardian reports that the Pope sharply criticised Milei's austerity measures. Gazeta do Povo says the Pope warned about organised crime and inequality in the country.

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Pope Leo XIV arrived in Argentina for a four-day visit, where he meets President Javier Milei. The Guardian reports the Pope sharply criticised Milei's austerity measures, while The Hindu says he confronted him. According to Gazeta do Povo, the Pope warned about organised crime and inequality in the country. PBS NewsHour says the Pope told Milei that people should come before the economy.

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Argentine President Javier Milei received Pope Leo XIV at Aeroparque in Buenos Aires when the pontiff arrived in the country. According to El Comercio, the two then held a private 40-minute meeting at the Casa Rosada.

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Pope Leo XIV arrived in Argentina for a four-day visit, the first by a pope since Francis, and was received by President Javier Milei. According to The Guardian, the Pope sharply criticised Milei's austerity measures, and The Hindu says he confronted Milei in a divided Argentina. PBS NewsHour reports that the Pope told the president that people, not the economy, should come first. Gazeta do Povo says the Pope warned about organised crime and inequality in Argentina.

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Pope Leo XIV arrived in Argentina, the most delicate stop of his tour, and was welcomed by President Javier Milei. According to The Guardian, the Pope sharply criticised the government's austerity measures during the visit. Gazeta do Povo says the Pope warned about organised crime and inequality in the country. PBS NewsHour reports that the Pope told Milei that people, not the economy, should come first.

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Argentine President Javier Milei received Pope Leo XIV at Aeroparque in Buenos Aires when the pontiff arrived in the country. According to El Comercio, the two then held a private 40-minute meeting at the Casa Rosada.

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Leo XIV is visiting Argentina and was received by Javier Milei, according to Metrópoles and Semana. El Mundo says the four-day visit pays Francis's debt, and El Comercio reports the Pope called for listening and dialogue to strengthen democracy. La Nación lists the sensitive points of the visit for Milei's government, and Le Monde writes that the Church in Argentina stands opposed to Milei's vision for society. Der Spiegel reports that Milei wants to turn Patagonia into an AI hotspot.

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Leo XIV is visiting Argentina and was received by Javier Milei, according to Metrópoles and Semana. El Mundo says the four-day visit pays Francis's debt, and El Comercio reports the Pope called for listening and dialogue to strengthen democracy. La Nación lists the sensitive points of the visit for Milei's government, and Le Monde writes that the Church in Argentina stands opposed to Milei's vision for society. Der Spiegel reports that Milei wants to turn Patagonia into an AI hotspot.

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Leo XIV is visiting Argentina and was received by Javier Milei, according to Metrópoles and Semana. El Mundo says the four-day visit pays Francis's debt, and El Comercio reports the Pope called for listening and dialogue to strengthen democracy. La Nación lists the sensitive points of the visit for Milei's government, and Le Monde writes that the Church in Argentina stands opposed to Milei's vision for society. Der Spiegel reports that Milei wants to turn Patagonia into an AI hotspot.

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Pope Leo XIV arrived in Argentina and was received by Javier Milei, on the second leg of his South American tour, according to press from Argentina, Colombia and Brazil. According to Clarín, criticism and noise within the Argentine government did not subside with the Pope's arrival. El Comercio reports that Leo XIV and Milei held a 40-minute private meeting at the Casa Rosada. La Nación identifies the sensitive points of the visit for Milei's government, and Le Monde notes that the Argentine Church positions itself against Milei's vision for society.

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Clarín reports that Javier Milei's government has paused its internal dispute while awaiting Pope Leo XIV's visit to Argentina. La Nación lists the sensitive issues raised by the Pope's visit for Milei's government.

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Milei equates socialism with fascism at the Ibero-American Summit but avoids a personal attack on Pedro Sánchez, according to El País and El Universal. The meeting between Milei and Sánchez, their first face-to-face encounter, is described as a cold greeting by La Tercera, La Nación and El Universal. El Mundo says Sánchez has vetoed Milei's meeting with the King during the summit.

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Santiago Peña submitted his resignation as president of Paraguay, according to headlines from Semana, Clarín and Poder360. Paraguayan deputies approved impeachment proceedings against Peña despite the resignation, according to El Comercio and El Universal, which link the process to a banking crisis. According to El Mundo, the resignation was rejected and Peña will defend himself before the Senate in the removal process. According to La Tercera, the Senate began impeachment proceedings after the vote on the resignation failed.

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Milei equates socialism with fascism at the Ibero-American Summit but avoids a personal attack on Pedro Sánchez, according to El País and El Universal. The meeting between Milei and Sánchez, their first face-to-face encounter, is described as a cold greeting by La Tercera, La Nación and El Universal. El Mundo says Sánchez has vetoed Milei's meeting with the King during the summit.

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Milei equates socialism with fascism at the Ibero-American Summit but avoids a personal attack on Pedro Sánchez, according to El País and El Universal. The meeting between Milei and Sánchez, their first face-to-face encounter, is described as a cold greeting by La Tercera, La Nación and El Universal. El Mundo says Sánchez has vetoed Milei's meeting with the King during the summit.

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Milei equates socialism with fascism at the Ibero-American Summit but avoids a personal attack on Pedro Sánchez, according to El País and El Universal. The meeting between Milei and Sánchez, their first face-to-face encounter, is described as a cold greeting by La Tercera, La Nación and El Universal. El Mundo says Sánchez has vetoed Milei's meeting with the King during the summit.

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Milei equates socialism with fascism at the Ibero-American Summit but avoids a personal attack on Pedro Sánchez, according to El País and El Universal. The meeting between Milei and Sánchez, their first face-to-face encounter, is described as a cold greeting by La Tercera, La Nación and El Universal. El Mundo says Sánchez has vetoed Milei's meeting with the King during the summit.

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At the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, Milei criticised socialism; according to El País and El Universal, he equated it with fascism, though without a personal attack on Pedro Sánchez. Headlines describe a cold greeting between Sánchez and Milei at their first face-to-face meeting. El Mundo reports that Sánchez vetoed a meeting between Milei and the King during the summit.

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At the XXX Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, Javier Milei and Pedro Sánchez exchanged a greeting that headlines describe as cold, at their first face-to-face meeting. El Universal reports that Milei equated socialism and fascism at the summit. El Mundo says Sánchez vetoed a meeting between Milei and the King during the summit.

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Argentine president Javier Milei skipped the opening of the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, according to Clarín, and met with Vox leader Santiago Abascal. La Nación and El Mundo report that Milei gave Pedro Sánchez a cold greeting and then attacked socialism, saying the equivalence between socialists and fascists is not a coincidence. El Universal and El Comercio say Milei equated socialism with fascism at the summit, while La Tercera describes the greeting as their first face-to-face meeting.

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Argentine president Javier Milei skipped the opening of the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, according to Clarín, and met with Vox leader Santiago Abascal. La Nación and El Mundo report that Milei gave Pedro Sánchez a cold greeting and then attacked socialism, saying the equivalence between socialists and fascists is not a coincidence. El Universal and El Comercio say Milei equated socialism with fascism at the summit, while La Tercera describes the greeting as their first face-to-face meeting.

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Javier Milei and Pedro Sánchez met for the first time at the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, with a cold greeting, according to Clarín, La Nación, El Mundo and La Tercera. El Mundo reports that Milei said equating socialists with fascists "is not a coincidence", while El Comercio and El Universal describe the same attack on socialism. El País says Milei equates socialism with fascism but avoids a personal attack on Pedro Sánchez.

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Argentine president Javier Milei skipped the opening of the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, according to Clarín, and met with Vox leader Santiago Abascal. La Nación and El Mundo report that Milei gave Pedro Sánchez a cold greeting and then attacked socialism, saying the equivalence between socialists and fascists is not a coincidence. El Universal and El Comercio say Milei equated socialism with fascism at the summit, while La Tercera describes the greeting as their first face-to-face meeting.

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Argentine president Javier Milei skipped the opening of the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, according to Clarín, and met with Vox leader Santiago Abascal. La Nación and El Mundo report that Milei gave Pedro Sánchez a cold greeting and then attacked socialism, saying the equivalence between socialists and fascists is not a coincidence. El Universal and El Comercio say Milei equated socialism with fascism at the summit, while La Tercera describes the greeting as their first face-to-face meeting.

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The XXX Ibero-American Summit took place in Madrid with several heads of state and government; the King and Queen of Spain presided over the opening ceremony. According to Clarín, Javier Milei arrived in Madrid but will not attend the official opening or the gala dinner with the King. El Comercio reports that Zelensky arrived in Spain unexpectedly for the summit. La Nación says Milei greeted Sánchez and then attacked socialism; El Mundo quotes him saying the equivalence between socialists and fascists is no coincidence.

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The XXX Ibero-American Summit opened in Madrid with notable absences, according to Clarín. The King inaugurated the summit with the Queen present, according to ABC and El País. Semana reports that Javier Milei arrives in Madrid and calls Pedro Sánchez «corrupto», «dictador» and «ladrón». El Comercio reports that Zelensky arrived in Spain unexpectedly for the summit, and La Tercera says President Kast took part in the opening.

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Gazeta do Povo reports that the Lula government, newly re-elected, already signals a rise in the tax burden. Poder360 reports that Milei criticized Brazil's tax burden on social media.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Milei shared posts about 'foreign interference' after Janones's visit to Argentina.

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Newspapers in Argentina, Peru and Mexico cover Pope Leo XIV's visit to Latin America, with each country focusing on different angles. El Comercio and RPP, from Peru, report on preparations for the visit, including Susana Baca's performance and the motto «Abramos el corazón». Clarín says Javier Milei did not invite former presidents to the official reception for the pope. El Universal says Valentina Alazraki clarified a confusion about a possible papal visit to Mexico and states there is «nothing concrete».

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Milei's government declines to say whether it helped Flávio's escape, calling the question irrelevant. Gazeta do Povo notes that the US government helped Brizola go into exile in 1977, presenting the case as a precedent.

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El País reports that Lula and Sheinbaum are absent from the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, leaving Sánchez alone facing Milei. ABC explains the reasons for Sheinbaum's absence, without detailing them in the headline. Semana says Milei arrived in Madrid for the summit, described as uncomfortable for Sánchez, and that he called him “corrupt”, “dictator” and “thief”.

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Sánchez and Milei met face to face for the first time at the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, according to El Mundo, which calls it the tensest moment of the summit. Lula, Sheinbaum and Delcy Rodríguez will not take part in the summit, according to El Comercio, and El País says their absences leave Sánchez alone facing Milei. Clarín says Milei will not have a private meeting with King Felipe VI in Madrid, and El Universal reports that Sheinbaum rules out attending and that Foreign Minister Velasco will lead the Mexican delegation.

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Lula and Sheinbaum will not attend the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, according to El Comercio and El País; El Mundo says their absence leaves Sánchez alone against Milei. El Universal says Sheinbaum rules out attending and that Foreign Minister Velasco will lead the Mexican delegation; ABC says it gives reasons for her absence, without detailing them in the headline.

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Newspapers in Argentina, Peru and Mexico cover Pope Leo XIV's visit to Latin America, with each country focusing on different angles. El Comercio and RPP, from Peru, report on preparations for the visit, including Susana Baca's performance and the motto «Abramos el corazón». Clarín says Javier Milei did not invite former presidents to the official reception for the pope. El Universal says Valentina Alazraki clarified a confusion about a possible papal visit to Mexico and states there is «nothing concrete».

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Janones met Cristina Kirchner in Argentina and, according to Folha de S.Paulo, discussed support for defeating Milei in the 2027 campaign. Metrópoles describes the meeting as a step toward an alliance against Milei, under the label «Exército do peronismo». Poder360 focuses on the Argentine foreign minister, who mocks Janones's visit to Kirchner.

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Janones met Cristina Kirchner in Argentina and, according to Folha de S.Paulo, discussed support for defeating Milei in the 2027 campaign. Metrópoles describes the meeting as a step toward an alliance against Milei, under the label «Exército do peronismo». Poder360 focuses on the Argentine foreign minister, who mocks Janones's visit to Kirchner.

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Sánchez and Milei met face to face for the first time at the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, according to El Mundo, which calls it the tensest moment of the summit. Lula, Sheinbaum and Delcy Rodríguez will not take part in the summit, according to El Comercio, and El País says their absences leave Sánchez alone facing Milei. Clarín says Milei will not have a private meeting with King Felipe VI in Madrid, and El Universal reports that Sheinbaum rules out attending and that Foreign Minister Velasco will lead the Mexican delegation.

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Pedro Sánchez says Spain is not governed from Washington, Tel Aviv, Moscow or Buenos Aires. Argentine outlets Clarín and La Nación report the same remark as a reply to Milei, saying Spain is not governed from Buenos Aires. Clarín ties the remark to the eve of a new trip by Milei, while La Nación mentions Sánchez's earlier clashes with the Argentine president.

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Pedro Sánchez says Spain is not governed from Washington, Tel Aviv, Moscow or Buenos Aires. Argentine outlets Clarín and La Nación report the same remark as a reply to Milei, saying Spain is not governed from Buenos Aires. Clarín ties the remark to the eve of a new trip by Milei, while La Nación mentions Sánchez's earlier clashes with the Argentine president.

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Argentine President Javier Milei is travelling to Madrid for the Ibero-American Summit, according to La Nación and Clarín, which also report an award he received before leaving. Chilean President Kast has arrived in Madrid for the same summit, according to Cooperativa. El Mundo describes Milei's first face-to-face meeting with Sánchez as the summit's tensest moment, calling Sánchez a «dictador». ABC says the XXX Ibero-American Summit was marked by the Urda accident and by polarisation between the far right and failed socialism, a phrase it attributes to the newspaper.

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Argentine President Javier Milei is travelling to Madrid for the Ibero-American Summit, according to La Nación and Clarín, which also report an award he received before leaving. Chilean President Kast has arrived in Madrid for the same summit, according to Cooperativa. El Mundo describes Milei's first face-to-face meeting with Sánchez as the summit's tensest moment, calling Sánchez a «dictador». ABC says the XXX Ibero-American Summit was marked by the Urda accident and by polarisation between the far right and failed socialism, a phrase it attributes to the newspaper.

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La Nación, from Argentina, publishes an analysis by Sica and Malamud on the Argentine economy heading toward 2027, the impact of Brazil and Milei's bet.

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Brazil's Itamaraty summoned Argentina's chargé d'affaires over alleged support from Milei for Flávio Bolsonaro's escape, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Metrópoles, Jornal de Notícias and RTP. El País, El Universal, Semana and El Mundo report the same summons, but present it as a request for explanations or clarifications. RPP says Peru's foreign ministry claimed Brazil did not request explanations from Argentina. Clarín says Lula wants to avoid the scandal creating a crisis with Trump, while La Nación says Trump will not recognise Flávio Bolsonaro as Brazil's legitimate leader.

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Brazil's Itamaraty summoned Argentina's chargé d'affaires over alleged support from Milei for Flávio Bolsonaro's escape, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Metrópoles, Jornal de Notícias and RTP. El País, El Universal, Semana and El Mundo report the same summons, but present it as a request for explanations or clarifications. RPP says Peru's foreign ministry claimed Brazil did not request explanations from Argentina. Clarín says Lula wants to avoid the scandal creating a crisis with Trump, while La Nación says Trump will not recognise Flávio Bolsonaro as Brazil's legitimate leader.

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Brazil's Itamaraty summoned Argentina's chargé d'affaires over alleged support from Milei for Flávio Bolsonaro's escape, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Metrópoles, Jornal de Notícias and RTP. El País, El Universal, Semana and El Mundo report the same summons, but present it as a request for explanations or clarifications. RPP says Peru's foreign ministry claimed Brazil did not request explanations from Argentina. Clarín says Lula wants to avoid the scandal creating a crisis with Trump, while La Nación says Trump will not recognise Flávio Bolsonaro as Brazil's legitimate leader.

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Javier Milei's government says it will not comment on Lula's victory. Folha de S.Paulo adds that the Argentine government says Milei is «not a hypocrite».

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Javier Milei's government says it will not comment on Lula's victory. Folha de S.Paulo adds that the Argentine government says Milei is «not a hypocrite».

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Javier Milei's government says it will not comment on Lula's victory. Folha de S.Paulo adds that the Argentine government says Milei is «not a hypocrite».

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World leaders congratulated Lula on his victory in Brazil, according to El Universal, while Trump and Milei stayed silent. Metrópoles links Milei's silence about Lula to a crisis between Brazil and Argentina.

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Amnesty International will file a complaint against Milei with the UN, according to La Nación, over insults directed at journalists. RPP and El Comercio, both from Peru, report the complaint will go to the IACHR and the UN, over attacks on journalists who covered the LIBRA case.

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Amnesty International will file a complaint against Milei with the UN, according to La Nación, over insults directed at journalists. RPP and El Comercio, both from Peru, report the complaint will go to the IACHR and the UN, over attacks on journalists who covered the LIBRA case.

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