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Pope/Cristina Fernandez relation is 'fluid and direct with no intermediaries'
In a pre-electoral year the president is very jealous of her relations, was the message The relationship between Argentine President Cristina Fernández and Pope Francis “is fluid and direct” with a “permanent dialogue and no intermediaries,” Religion Secretary Guillermo Oliveri told a Buenos Aires radio on Monday from Rome, where he attended Sunday's canonization ceremonies for John Paul II and John XXIII.
The reference and clarification was because following the ceremony, Pope Francis met with the Argentine delegation and asked ”How is Cristina?”
Oliveri was part of the Argentine delegation which travelled to Rome, headed by the Lower House chief Julián Domínguez, and also formed by Foreign Minister Héctor Timerman, and opposition lawmakers PRO Federico Pinedo and the Radical Party head Mario Barletta.
Oliveri explained that the Argentine Rome delegation members were specifically designated by the president and highlighted the ceremony was “very beautiful and massive.”
Cristina Fernandez and Francis last met on March 17, when the pair shared a lunch in the Vatican that lasted almost two hours.
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Read all commentsHas this some sort of relevence? So what!
Apr 29th, 2014 - 07:10 am 0“is fluid and direct” with a “permanent dialogue and no intermediaries,”
Apr 29th, 2014 - 07:26 am 0Can any one tell me any of the topics of this direct dialogue with the Holy See?
Is this just another example of how someone from CFK's government reports special support from another political entity, but that entity reports nothing of the same themselves?
No. I think it is trying to point out that CFK has a direct line to God. She is that important afterall.
Apr 29th, 2014 - 08:09 am 0Commenting for this story is now closed.
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