'Empire without end,' wrote the official to accompany a photograph featuring Milei alongside his work team in the offices of the Casa Rosada. The expression, whose translation into Spanish is 'empire without end,' fits the advisor's tendency to resort to classical quotes to intervene in the public conversation at moments of high political exposure. Caputo's post, according to the Argentine News Agency, came in a context of particular relevance for the Executive Branch, not only because of the financial relief that the judicial ruling represents, but also due to the internal dynamics within the ruling party. YPF: Milei highlighted the 'legal and diplomatic expertise of the Government' and attacked Cristina Kirchner and Kicillof. Despite reports indicating growing tension with the sector loyal to the Chief of Staff, Karina Milei, the advisor opted for a gesture of absolute alignment with the presidential figure. By using this reference to the concept of unlimited power, a member of the president's inner circle sought to project an image of consolidation of the libertarian project after the official announcement, maintaining the hermetic and symbolic style that characterizes his interventions in the national political debate. Buenos Aires, March 28 (NA) — Presidential advisor Santiago Caputo endorsed the message issued by Javier Milei during the last national chain with a slogan that appealed to historical symbolism and support for the current administration. Following the ruling by a United States court in the YPF case, which exempts the Argentine Republic from paying a figure exceeding 16,000 million dollars, the government strategist used his communication channels to reinforce the authority of the head of state.
