On Monday Pope Leo XIV called on Argentina to protect the most vulnerable people and placed attention on those with disabilities at the heart of his message during his first full day in the country. The Pontiff visited Cottolengo Don Orione, a care centre located in Claypole, south of Buenos Aires, whose work has been affected by the austerity measures of Javier Milei's government. The institution, founded in 1935 by an Italian priest, houses more than 400 people with disabilities on a 50 hectare site. Known as the "city of charity", the centre has suffered the consequences of cuts to health and social services, as well as funding difficulties for specialised care and therapy programmes.
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