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Pope's Argentina visit: Government creates three special commands to coordinate security

From Clarín · () Spanish

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  • Argentina's government created three special commands to coordinate security during Pope Leo XIV's planned visit.
  • The security operation covers Buenos Aires, Luján, Claypole and several locations in Córdoba.
  • The decision was formalized through three resolutions published by the National Security Ministry in the Official Gazette.

Argentina's government has created three special commands to coordinate security for Pope Leo XIV's planned visit to the country.

The measure covers the city of Buenos Aires, the Buenos Aires province localities of Luján and Claypole, and several points in Córdoba. The pope is scheduled to be present in those areas from Nov. 8 to 11.

The government formalized the arrangement through three resolutions issued by the National Security Ministry and published in Monday's Official Gazette.

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