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Pope Leo XIV travels through Argentina and Peru as part of a regional tour of South American countries.

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Pope Leo XIV travels through Argentina and Peru as part of a regional tour of South American countries.

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  1. Pope's regional tour includes meetings with Amazon Indigenous peoples and Argentine President Milei.1 source
  2. The Pope's planned regional tour is confirmed to include Uruguay.1 source
  3. The regional tour itinerary is expanded to include Uruguay.1 source
  4. Pope Leo XIV's travel plans are accompanied by reports of papal health issues and a call for a ceasefire in Oleshky.1 source
  5. The papal tour expands to include Uruguay, and the Pope called for a ceasefire.1 source
  6. Political figures like Trump and Vance offered prayers for the pontiff's recovery.1 source
  7. Pope's health issues are affecting the planned international travel itinerary.1 source
  8. Meloni expressed support for the Pope's health as he plans stops in Argentina and Chiclayo.1 source
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  1. Pope's visit boosts local economies.Sub-event
  2. Pope Leo XIV is visiting Argentina, where the Church is warning of social deterioration amidst the economic hardships caused by Milei's austerity plan.Sub-event
  3. Planned visit to Argentina in November.1 source
  4. Pope Leo XIV begins his regional tour of South America, visiting Argentina and Peru.1 source

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