Pope Leo XIV will continue his recovery at the Vatican, according to Página|12, as questions continue over his planned visit to Argentina. La Nación reports on what is known about the pope's health and the trip, which has drawn attention in his home region.
The pope's surgeon said there are no clinical reasons that would prevent the South America journey, Clarín reports. That assessment was echoed by the archbishop of Luján, who told Infobae that the visit is still on, saying, in his words, that everything remains in place and the plans are moving forward.
Argentina's government also addressed the matter, with Perfil reporting that officials put the pope's health first and said they are awaiting a decision on the visit. The statements point to a trip that has not been called off, while leaving the final word tied to the pope's condition.
The coverage from the Argentine outlets centers on two threads: the pope's recovery at the Vatican and the status of a visit that carries particular weight in Argentina. The reports do not offer a detailed medical account, and the surgeon's comment addresses only whether the trip is clinically advisable.
What to watch next is whether the Vatican issues a formal confirmation or any change to the schedule for the Argentina visit, and whether further updates on the pope's recovery follow.
