"I never thought I would see that in my life today, 1 Argentine peso = 1 Mozambican metical"

Priest Juan Gabriel Arias, better known as the "priest of the race", who had been a missionary for years in Africa, expressed his concern that the value of the Argentine peso is already equal to that of the currency of Mozambique.

"I never thought I would see that in my life today, 1 Argentine peso = 1 Mozambican metical", said the priest Juan Gabriel Arias, a missionary in Mozambique, on his social networks.

I never thought of seeing this in my life.
Today, 1 Argentine peso = 1 Mozambican metical.

Obviously, it concerns me a lot, because many of those who support the mission deposit in pesos.

– Juan Gabriel Arias (@P_JuanGabriel) September 3, 2019

"Obviously, it concerns me a lot, because most people who support the Mission deposit in pesos," he added in their social networks.

Missionary Mission to Mozambique, Juan Gabriel Arias was priest of the Church of San Benedito de Mangundze and made known for defending the interests of his "beloved Racing", as he usually says, against those of the direction directed at the time in the club. by Avellaneda Fernando Marín and Fernando De Tomaso.

The country's economic situation also causes problems in Mozambique for Juan Gabriel Arias, because many of those who collaborate on his mission help him but with contributions in pesos.

"Here, a milk costs between 70 and 90, for example, but it is imported, there is no own production," said "the priest of Racing".

With my friend and teammate, Pedro.
Mangundze Racing striker. pic.twitter.com/l8wM0QU1kJ

– Juan Gabriel Arias (@P_JuanGabriel) October 6, 2018

Faced with this situation and the economic complications currently facing Argentina and Mozambique, Juan Gabriel Arias has again published the account in order to collaborate with his mission, which belongs to Galicia Bank, in his name, cashier's number. Savings 4011775-7128-1, CBU 00701286-30004011775712.

Pope Francis will arrive in those hours in Mozambique (he will also travel to Madagascar and Mauritius), with whom Juan Gabriel has many relations, remembering that at the time, Jorge Bergoglio had allowed him to be part of the commission. shopping. Presidency of the Avellaneda club of Rodolfo Molina.