Trump's Pastor Incites Against Abortion and Homosexuality in Argentina

After being received by Milei, evangelical pastor Franklin Graham drew a crowd of approximately 70,000 people in Buenos Aires. The new album by Spanish artist Rosalía, released this Friday, has crossed oceans and borders. Her songs of love for the divine and the evocation of saints and religious imagery, by the same artist who three years ago experimented with Latin rhythms and lyrics about fame and sex, reached the ears of her fans, but also those who foresee the return of a conservative trend worldwide. That same Friday, in Buenos Aires, 10,500 kilometers from Barcelona, ​​more than 30,000 evangelicals gathered in an Argentine soccer stadium to hear the message of American preacher Franklin Graham, a favorite of Donald Trump. An even larger number attended this Saturday. Graham is the successor to the influential evangelical dynasty established by his father, Billy Graham. Like him, he remains connected to power and is also the central figure of a world tour called "Christian revival," which takes place in dozens of countries. The Festival of Hope always follows the same format. It begins with evangelical musical performances that gradually build to the main event: the pastor's sermon and his subsequent absolution of sins.