Pope Francis’s funeral service: 1st row is for Argentines, 2nd row for Italians, 3rd row is complicated

Argentinan President Javier Milei overcome with emotion at Pope Francis funeral

Argentinan President Javier Milei appeared overcome with emotion as he attended the funeral of Pope Francis at St Peter's Square in Vatican City.Milei was among leaders from more than 150 countries who took their places for the papal funeral.WATCH ABOVE.

At 10:00, the funeral of Pope Francis begins in St. Peter's Square in Rome. Heads of state from all over the world are expected to attend. Strict security measures have been taken. Follow our live blog here.

The President was sorry for his fierce criticism of the Supreme Pontiff."He was the most important Argentine in history," the libertarian said, at the time of the Pope's funeral in the Vatican.

Pope Francis’s funeral service: 1st row is for Argentines, 2nd row for Italians, 3rd row is complicated

While Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re presides over Pope Francis’s funeral service at St. Peter’s Square, some of the most prominent world leaders will be in attendance. According to the Vatican, the first row is for Argentines, including President Javier Milei, and the second row is for Italians, including President Sergio Mattarella.In tradition, reigning sovereigns including Spain’s King Felipe VI, and Queen Letizia and Prince William will foll…

The President landed at 14:30 in Argentina and quickly went to the hotel, where he will wait until the acts of tomorrow to dismiss the Pontiff

Mattarella, Milei, then sovereigns,heads of state at funeral

Italian President Sergio Mattarella and Argentine President Javier Milei will have the front two spots at Pope Francis's funeral in St Peter's Square Saturday, after whom will come ruling sovereigns an then other heads of state, according to long establish... (ANSA)