The Pope in Latin America after Trump's defeat: the political agenda of the continent begins to be rewritten

Pope Leo XIV's apostolic journey to Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru from November 6 to 17 marks a significant moment in Latin America's political landscape post-Trump. The trip includes 36 speeches addressing social inequalities and environmental issues. In Argentina, he will meet President Javier Milei, who has previously criticized him. The visit to Peru is particularly meaningful for the Pope, as he reconnects with communities he knows well, focusing on contemporary challenges such as resource exploitation and social justice. This journey may signal a new political phase for the continent.