Pope Leo XIV has completed his visit to Uruguay and is now in Argentina, where he faces significant political tensions with President Milei, an ally of Trump. Upon arrival, the Pope urged Milei to prioritize democracy and the needs of the people over economic interests. As part of his ongoing 12-day tour of South America, he emphasizes the importance of bridging divides and encourages leaders to be mindful of their limits of power. His tour, following his recent recovery from cancer surgery, includes significant engagements in both Uruguay and Argentina, where he continues to promote the Catholic faith and advocate for universal healthcare. In Uruguay, he celebrated mass for 70,000 attendees and called on the faithful to maintain strong connections within their communities despite the secular challenges they face.