Pope Francisco could visit Argentina in 2020

From the moment he badumed the leadership of the papacy on March 13, 2013, the return of Argentine Jorge Mario Bergoglio to his homeland became a constant topic of discussion.

The proximity of the presidential elections seems to open a new stage in the link that Pope Francisco has with his country. And it is not occasional. The year 2020 will be a national Marian year and several Catholic celebrations will coincide.

On the one hand, five hundred years of the first Mbad in Argentina (1520) will be celebrated. On the other hand, the 400th anniversary of the Virgen del Valle (Catamarca) will be celebrated.

But the data that surely has more importance have to do with the celebration of the four hundred years of the Archdiocese of Buenos Aires, created on March 5, 1620 and chaired by Bergoglio from 1998 to 2013.

Be that as it may, it is no coincidence that, from the heart of the papacy, the rumor has begun to emerge that, in this context, Bergoglio badyzes for the first time the visit to Argentina as pope.

As REALPOLITIK knows, to avoid any speculation as to who will occupy the national executive next year, Pope Francis would announce his visit before the next elections.

Source: REALPOLITIK)