Leo XIV brings his message of social justice to Argentina amid disagreements with Miley Thousands of people are gathering in the streets of Buenos Aires this Monday to attend Pope Leo XIV's first mass in Argentina, as part of a historic visit to the country. Before the celebration, scheduled for 11:30 a.m. at the Monument to the Spaniards in Palermo, the Pope will visit the care center in Cotlengo Don Orion for people with disabilities, as a tribute to his predecessor Francis. During his first speech, Leo the 14th called for social justice and the protection of pensioners and the most vulnerable sectors, declaring to Javier Maili that "the economy must be at the service of man."