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Pope's Visit to Argentina: Government Created Three Special Commands to Coordinate Security in Buenos Aires and Cordoba

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The decision was formalized by three resolutions of the Ministry of National Security published in the Official Gazette of this Monday. The device covers the City of Buenos Aires, the Buenos Aires localities of Luján and Claypole, and different points of the province of Córdoba, where the presence of Leon XIV is scheduled between November 8 and 11.

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The decision was formalized by three resolutions of the Ministry of National Security published in the Official Gazette of this Monday. The device covers the City of Buenos Aires, the Buenos Aires localities of Luján and Claypole, and different points of the province of Córdoba, where the presence of Leon XIV is scheduled between November 8 and 11.

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On Tuesday, the national government formalized a special security structure for Leon XIV’s visit. There will be coordination between federal forces, province and municipalities.

The national government created a special command to coordinate the deployment of federal forces during the Pope’s stay in Buenos Aires, scheduled for November 8-11, 2026. The mechanism will include the participation of national agencies and coordination with the security of the Vatican. The news This will be the security operation for Pope Leon XIV’s visit to Argentina was first published in Sin Mordaza.

On Monday, the Ministry of Security of the Nation officially created three Federal Unified Commands to be responsible for the planning and execution of security operations for the visit of Pope Leo XIV, between 8 and 11 November. Through resolutions signed by Minister Alejandra...

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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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