Trump, to joke with the first American Pontif to celebrate: “Great respect for our country”

Donald Trump congratulated the new Pope. He did this with a happy voice he reserved in cases where he was historical. From his Social Truth Network, the current owner of the White House was celebrated Cardinal Robert Francis is the choice of privost Like Pope Leo XIV – the first Pontif to be born in the United States – and soon this advertisement was converted into a symbol of national pride.

“What is emotion, and how great respect for our country!”, He wrote what success looks like. In the message, Catholic said he hoped to meet the new leader of the church. “This will be a very important moment,” said the Republican leader. A few days ago, the message posted by the President’s official account on the same social network created a controversy. In the picture created by Artificial Intelligence, the Republican was worn as a potato. “Never enjoying it. Is it okay?” Trump replied to criticism.

Leo XIV, 69, was selected after this Thursday, May 8 Two -day and four voting conclave. His appointment represents a historical turn in the Vatican: Papacy comes to an American citizen for the first time. Born in Chicago in 1955, in a deep Catholic family, Prevost entered the sequence of San Auguston and developed a lot of his religious mission in Peru, where he lived for more than two decades and became a Chiklao Diocese bishop. It has a dual nationality – American and Peruvian – and dominated the Spanish language.

His first words in the Spanish language: “Ayudados to build bridges.” Applause and thunderstorms. This option created reactions of excitement throughout the continent. In Peru, who has been his residence for more than 20 years, has been laughing in a video posted on the official networks of President Dina Buvarte. “His choice is full of pride and hope for our country, which is his house, his goal and faith.

From Mexico, President Claudia Sheenbam wrote in his official account: “We appreciate her sanctity Leo XIV, the head of the Cardinal College Vatican City and the Spiritual Leader of the Catholic Church.

Colombia President Gustavo Petro also responded with enthusiasm. In a widespread message on social networks, he highlighted the Latin American Bond of the new Pope. “New Pope, Leo XIV, more than an American. His instant ancestors Latin: Spanish and French, and our Latin America in Peru forty years in our Latin America. He is the great leader of the world and our Latin American colonial brothers, our Latin American colonies insulted in the United States today.”

In the next message, Petro added a wink to his ancestor: “You won again, Francisco. Very nice. Thanks to you, no matter where you are, there is a light.”

In Argentina, Javier Miley chose a more strange style. The president shared a picture of the lion’s picture with a large letters dressed as a potato in his X account: “The powers of the sky gave their judgment in a clear way, there were no more words, Mr. Judge. End.”