From Milei to labor unions, who will try to get their message to the pope

President Javier Milei will be the first Argentine political leader to meet Pope Leo XIV shortly after his arrival in the afternoon of Sunday, November 8, but he won’t be the only one trying to catch the ear of the Holy Father during his 4-day stay. The private audience at the Casa Rosada, part of the diplomatic protocol for papal visits, will give Milei an opportunity to present his government and its economic program directly to the pontiff. The encounter comes as Milei’s austerity drive, which brought down inflation through spending cuts, faces growing resistance from those hit hardest by…