Outside the delegation of Milei, Pope’s nephew travels to Rome with money donated

After the interview, a businesswoman donated the tickets, according to local press.

“I could never come” to Rome, he said, thrilled, about being “the first time” that visits the Italian capital.

The case has generated confusion in the Argentine official delegation, which will be led by President Milei and will travel to Rome on Thursday night with six other government members, without any member of the Bergoglio family.

The Secretary of Worship, Nahuel Sotelo, who came out before the presidential entourage, said in a message published in X, in the Italian capital, which offered the trip to Pope Francis’ nephew, but that he rejected the offer.

In fact, Sotelo was referring to José Bergoglio, another nephew of the Pope.

“Today, when I arrived in Rome, I found some eager journalists to use Pope Francis’ death as a political flag,” he added.