Pope visit spurs informal economy in Luján as locals monetize crowds

Residents of Luján, Argentina, are preparing to profit from the expected three million pilgrims attending Pope León XIV's mass on November 11, offering backyard campsites and charging for bathroom use. The event is seen as a local economic boost after difficult months, though the scale of turnout and actual earnings remain uncertain. This highlights the intersection of a major religious event with grassroots economic activity.

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