Villeros priests clash with Milei over poverty, drug policy in Buenos Aires

Priests in Buenos Aires' shantytowns, known as 'villeros,' are intensifying opposition to President Milei's austerity and drug policies, framing the crisis as a moral and social emergency. Pope León XIV's rally, drawing a million young people, amplifies the church's critique of the government's approach. The development signals growing social friction and potential political pressure on Milei's agenda.

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